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PROrFcrlor AND FetE rRADK CONTAINED.

PRoTEcTIoN AND FREE TRADE COMPARED --Some friend has been kind enouRh to send us a pamphlet with this title. prnisdat Salem. IL is. of course. effort to depreciaIe free trade and the nd valorem Tariff of 's46. We have not read much of it, for we see that il is little else than repeti
 ton of the old twaddle of American industry, the cunning of England and such like things Since il Is iact clear AS the sun at noon, that Free Trade affords the highest possible remuneration for indus- try, and that protection is but soft and deceptive name Tor the oppression of labor. we do moi 10 spend time in listening 10 such delusive sophistry especially as we sse The sophslry clearly that are sure to get no benefit from 1t Bnt we have another reason for rending lile and writing lllc the subject now. The great argument is 10 be, nay is already, transferred from theory to practical lacts The people are 10 see by the working Of Free Trade in the country, and the world [. to see by its operation in the two chief conuie ca nations ol lhe globe, what is it's real effect Our farmers and mechanics are 10 have the truth proved 10 de.
 nonstraiion, by ihe facts they pass before them
 II inc predictions of lbe Tariff are fulfilled, in oniversal ruin devastating our country under the Tariff of lS46 then let the han of eternal ou'lawry he written upon il. But if. on the contrary, all these prognoslicaiuns of evil shall be proved be gross iasehoods,-if prosperity, higher and richer than wss ever before enjoyed, is spread the nation, then let the caumnators of liberty take the place ot shame which s due 10 decevers The issue s fairly ioined. Both sides have declared what is in the future. The future will ielermine all things, and briag in it's true and faithful verdict
 The wise men Of the East must now submit 10 the decision of facts. The world will and know whether the repeal of the British corn laws is benefit, or damage, to Great Britain and 10 us.-- All men will see whether our industry, of all occu- patons. is Letter paid, under the Tarid of 'i6. II men will know, whether under this Tar,ff, the country is drained of i's coin pay for exces- si'e imporisiioos of foreign goods, is enriched with coin brought from foreign countries in payment for excessive exports. We shall see and know the facts; and he people will have dscernment enough lo comprehend their true character. The free trade men have promised the country great prosperity, under the new order of things. The piotectionIsls have predic'ed distress and ruin Let the poelnics
 lay down their pens and await the decision ofevents
 We rest for that decision.-[N Jour. of Com.
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The legislature of Florida met at Tallahassee on inc 23d ult. In the Senate there was no quorum. On the morning of fhe 26,h the Senate failed to el ect President. The House elected R bt Brown. of Columbia county, Speaker; NJ. D. Papy, Secre- ,ary; wm. Blouut sergeant-at- Arm; ;Sam'I. B. Eos ter, Messenger. es
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By the announcement of the opning of the Mobile Theatre for the seascn. we perceive that Mrs. Fisher, formerly Mrs Ric6ardson, has heen engaged. The return of this lady to the pro. fession is occasion for congratulaiion smong plavgoers. She is an admirable actress, having adopted ihe stage early in life as a profession, and Il we may so speak, graduated wuh all is honors. We do not affect 10 conceal that the interest feel in lhe resumption of her the- arica career by Mrs Fisher is enhanced by our re- gard for old friend Mir Fisher, himself an anna. 'eur things theatrical, and judcions crilc.
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SrsthsHir SournERsER.-We understand an unsucceslul application has been made by the Govern ment for his fine ship. This ship is the only really good steamship the Government has yet tried to pur- chase. The Massachusetts. though an excellent sailing ship. is a failure as Il steamer. The Souh- erner is making good dea of money on her Char
 eslon route, and he owners are in a position to make price that is above the real worth of the ship New York Express. a..t ~, 'e
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The Washington Union of the 24,h contains the official reports from the Squadron, detailing the af fair al Tobasco. They arc from Com. Perry, and in substance the same as those communicated by the same officer to the New Orleans press. The Union contains ,he official and unofficial details to- gether
 The same paper contains the official reports of General Wool. dated near Presidie in Mexico, on the l4th October.
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NAVAL OPERATioEs IN THE PACIFIC The New York Journal of Commerce publishes an OK tract of . letter dated Maxatian, Oct. IS, which says-"The United States ship Cyane has burned a Mexican vessel in the harbor of Guaymas, and af- forwards bonbsrded the town. She has returned to hazstan, and with the Warren is hockading the port. On the srrseIof tho Commodore, an attack on il is expected p F5f4lE fsal lf Et.-
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Some of the northern letter writers from Wash ington, speculaiing upon the fortunes of Col. Wm. R. King, arc anticipating his to the Sena.ei place of Gov. Bagby. They must then provide placefor MT Bagby whose term of service does no, expire until ls49. It MT. Lewis whose term ex- pires in March next
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LIVEnrOOi.-Per ship Brswsier--2,259 bis coiton, l57 lhls finnrs s Ft5a
 NEW yURK-Per hra sarah Brown -55l his cotton l26 hides. pkgs Lees Wax bhs potatoes, l9 pkg., hhds. iti- md h0Aes nieFrhsndize.
 KEY WEST-Per schr Eeanor-66. .50O feet lumber, ISM shingles
 NEW oaLEANs-Per brig Rowena-sOM feet ium-
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MARINE NEWS.
Por or DIobIIe--Dsoombsr 4, ls4e..


 .t te CLEARED. s5.is15 -5a.+f s Ship Brewster. Lincoln, for Liverpool, by Dsw.on Fergurson. i EtHE Brig Sarah Brown Welsh, for New York. by c Ryan. Bfis Rowena, Morrell. for New Orleans, by E Gen. ter & CO., tsa.H ast& a Schooner Eleanor, Drew, for Key west. by iLeBaron Sen.
 ARRIVED.
 Sch sonsr Mobile. Bulmer, from Pensacola, to master Steamboat Warrior. 1ih, tm New Oresns Steamboat Monteznma. Kelly, fun New Orleans. Steamboat Anaranh, Adams, from Mont gomefy with I474 hale, cnlion. srfsF Steamboat Eureka. siders, from Montg tgomery. with SIS bales cotton.
 Steamboat Eighth of January, Leonard, from Mont. gometv. with 5I9 bales cmtsn
 strannont Lawndes, Johnson. i'm seltna, with l225 bales cotton. -e CLEARED FOR THIS roRT--from NewburyporI, Nov. 2l, bark 0ipsey, (nrwl Allen.
 sAIlgp-irom Bath, Nov g, brig Hardy, Burlington.
 MEMORANDA, The latest In nformni on rom bark Vernon ashore on without apparent dpmsse-aud NJ low water . person can w around her. l Is expected she will bs goI with but little. if any damage. The steam pu nps have been sent io her a,sisiance. p Religious Servcea will he observed at Inc dife- reht churches in hs ciy Al 10 o'clock This Morning. pThs brig Mary Jane, from PhiiadeIphias is dscharg- ing ths day al Walkers prrrs. CUus Enees will please attend to the receipt of their goods decd BEERS & SMITH. Consignees.
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The character of Ihe strong Northwe.terly winds which pre-, aed here Sunday night and hl0nda. may be inferred from 'he fact that of the steam boats could mol leave ihei, wharves im consequence pf lhe lowness of the wnter, much of which has been driven out oi the harhor The sHms thug oc cerred in the Potomac; the steaut,als that river were leit h,gh and dr, by the recediug waters. Al New York. ou Monday, lhe wind was 90 vi lent that vessels could go in the North side but were com pelled to go round to the East River for harbos- Baltimore American, 26th ul,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
 HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE.
 No : .St Francis street, iMobiie. Ea The subscriber is now receiving Cat ihe old sS43 stand of ] Nulden) urge and well seIec- e ted assortment of Hais Caps, Bonnets, Arii- fcal Flowers. aud Umbrellas The stock con isis of every variety in the ne-has been selected with great and judgment, expressly for lh,s narkel and comprises all ie late Improvements in stS Ie and finish. City and ea,aiirs dealers and planters are respectfully invited call md examine for henl- selves. The entire stock will be sold al prices that cannot ia al To please.
 JM SEARS. Agent, noy26 Sign of ihe Black Hal. Nn I SI Ernncia Is
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 NEw YoRk- The Shipping Lih oI the 25ib u says of ColionThere s more doing for eSpnrtston but sl isrher decline of ore quarter rer ih eighs, however have advanced much as Cotton has recede and the market has not In consequence displayed much Increased arivity. Tue sales are 5iOj bales. Ord 10 good ord soss nId 10 good mid sasl. m fair fair 9a0iol fully fair to good fuir oimllr.
 AUGUSTA. Nns 2s- Gotiau-- There has been good in dairY 10 day The market continues tteady with slight improvement on The hetter grades.
 Nsw oRLeANs Dec 2--coton-RereiPts since I7ih Ia74l bales, exported B. 3l leaving i22 Osl hnles The sales for the pHsi three days emouRi.d 10 aO00 bales. taken principally Tor Ensltnd France sud the Notih. The stock sale cnnsiss mnnY of qasIitics ranging from good midiing tn midding fair, and these de- -crip"ns drcIne nf4r k noiod For qualities below good middne the rat-s were well su,lnntd aud also for grades of good fair n fhe. Ord sl del mid good mid 094 mid lair % asi. lair l0a lCic.
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Judge Douglass and Colonel McClornanJ of Hi. nois, are to be competitors for the Senate of the U States. to succeed Gen. Semple, whose term ex- pres next March. W A
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A Asubscriplion is opened at New York for addi- tionai capital for the building of a second ocean stcamer--the first being now considerably advnnc- ed towards completion. Tue capital proposed is $500
 The Commercial Advertiser says ihatt the arrange ment for the establishment of the depot for the Gu nard steamers of the New York line at Jersey City, is not defnively arranged.
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There is in the Biiiish Museum an almanac. ivrit ten on papyrus .nsarly 3O.000 years old hich havns bsen used ny some Egyptian of the olden time, WAS buried with hlm Sr's .s,4 t -3
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The health of MT. Adams is said to be improving 90 fast tha, he may yet take his sea, in Congress early in the session.
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MISSOURI -McDsniel, democrat, is elected to fill he vacancy in the present Congress by a smnll majority. In many counties no election was held.
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,Friday Morning. December I, Is4o.

0o-PRIcKs CuaaEsr-Both the letter and news paper sheets will be ready at the usual hour to-mor row morning. Persons wanting any number will please leave heir orders 10 day.
 The steamship Cambria leaves Boston on the l6th, allowing eleven clsar days for correspondence.
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MRs. SWAIN

HzNEj Respectfully solicis inc attention ef @ II
 V<& her patrons and the Ladies of Mobile 'sss4 generally 10 her assortment of Milin7ry, consisting is part of Bonnets of the latest and most asbonable stye handsome French Flowers and Plumes, eie- gant Plaid. Shaded and embroidered Ribbons---io- geiher with every variety of Straw Goods. Also--a large and handsome assortment of Materials, winch will be made 10 order the reasonable terms.
 o. Mrs. SWAIN is persuaded lho, purchasers cannot do better esewhereall lhe aboye uam-d ar. icles having heen carefully selected from the most fashionable houses in i'e city of N. York noy17Kmo
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" ASHtH0TOS. Nov Z3. IS1b
 The rresideni, -Seereiaries, and Heads bf Du. tsaas. are all hn h pi ieparng i6r the approaching meeting o Congress As reg rds the Mexican war. II ssem- 10 be pretty we'll derrmned 10 send an i'm posing Naval lorre to ihe Gulf. and Heaven grant God speed the righteous
 h his message the President will take sirons gr ,unds in regasd To the war, and present case whl h liprnve match for Mir. Webster and his windy ac'usati,ns tn tie Mexican war ihe nd- mihlsiraiion MI deiy the opposition. Le the hlier headed by whom il may. What may have escaped Mr. WebsIef's memory in regafd 10 that matter IS ihe ve'v able demonstration which he h,mself iur. nIsh when Secret y of State, tal the Rio G5ands 's te proper rontier bttIosen Msrieo and Teras ths records c phtch are n all probability to De fonnd tn ihs Sfafs Departmsni. But Mr Webster is A seis lhgenous man. and lis friends pardon ihe errors of ms memory. In more than respect ou areount of that ingenionsnsss. Mir. Websier, when the case will be made oui against hun, will probably cay,
 one Hue of conduct suits the Sscrear, of the United States, and anoihefte seHator fron Massat huseiis " He was ilien pleading the of the Uaion while he Is now Stat. rghisn "i the NdIfiI, and las suc perhaps iitc ereiusins ilan the State rights men oi ihe South By lhe bye, n just oceUfs Io me that hr Webster wae, during the administration uf MT Tyler. charged With having been willing io reae ctpi ilie State Department. with The understanding pl adsocating or al least uOt uppO ing, the Annexa ton uf Texas. l do mol remember whether Ihe c.arge was m any way ruIslantiatei, hat suspect here people Hl,Uui Philadelphia ~I,o may know InDie about the matter than do. Al any rale, be- tween the Ri1 Grdnde nd Ihr Nueces we have doc umeniary esfenca against hIm, which wi require all h's special pleading to "serrulo disprove.
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THEATRE.

Managers -...........LUDLOW G SMITH. Acting Manager ..J. M WESTON The public is respectfully informed that those emi- nent performers,
 NIX and MRS J WALLACK. la, Are engaged fora few nights only, and will maks their irstappearanse in Mobile this Evening. Fri day, December 4lt. ie46. in Bulwei's play of the
 LADY OF LYONS. Claude Menoile Mir Wallsck. Pauline. e...............Mrs Walack. Jr
 To conclude with the
 EMPEkOR'S COMMAND. Received wilh groat delight on Monday night. Clarisse. e..............M Mrs Chas Fisher
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NEW SCHOOL.

M RS. l.. FONDA, late of Claiborne, will
 wv open school on ile 10th November next. on St. Louis between Claiborne and Franklin streets. Mrs. F. having been engaged for many years past in teaching in d Seminary At Claiborne, hopes she will be enabled to give satisfaction to any who may be disposed 10 paironi1e her. Her terms will be moderate from S2 to S4 per month. She can give ihe most satisfactory references 10 parents as her abilities as Il teacher. doeI
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JOHN M. cADE,S

lzA JOHN M. CADETS &zA
 BOAkDIN HOUSE. lsa..sA South East coraer pubc Square, Cor better known as ihe Dauphin st. Ilofe,) Mobile is open for the reception of Families. or privaie enilenen Entrance on Dauphin street. 3i door from the ner dec2Kmo
 The Greensboro Beacon, Liyng-l ton, Ala Whig, Weekly Independent, Miss. will please insert nne mouth and forward hill. to JM c.
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decs Bookseller and s,a,ioner, 4s Dauph'n sl

ID OMAN KALYDOR-A certain cure for Pim AG pes. Freckles, Sunhurn. Morpheio. Tan, Ring. wurin, Te,er and other obstinate affections of the skin. This valuable acquisition io the toiIet of tie female has been in extensive use for several years. and has always been found answer the high exrec. the skin becomes perfectly clear and translucent. For sale by j F
 decs NORTH x co, Druggists & Chemists
 rA FOR SALE-A first rate ssaddl. Mare
 LslN of 'fae kIood. Enquire at MeDeyit's LA Livery Stable, ConcepIion st. dec3
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MUN1GIPAL ELECTION.
 For Mayor. HLANroS McAIPtS. q LANoDoN.
 For Common Council. THos BRowN. ( WALGkR, JoLsPn FLA. JOAN KING. P PLuraHEAY, Jas. HUTCHINSON.
 WILLIAM OBRIAS.
 For Aldermen.
 Fifsf Ra7d JlaEs MARTIN. IAok. REESE.
 Second Hard. NM GRIGcs.
 Third Wasd JoHs Tom. RIcHtaD 9RorLsTos. Fourth Ford. RicH,Rp sHERID,N. gTD WHITe
 Fifth Ward BuTLka sINaoks, W COOPER.
 sirh Rard. JosgPn CAIN THos O'BRiAH, ROBr GREIo, SOL JoNEs.
 SsreHh Ta5d JAMES RILEY; AG HunsEY. < f NORTH. IlnDUE. Messrs Editors.-Pea-e announce the following tlrk- for Common CountllmeB. It will receive ihr cnrliai suppprt oi MANY VOTERS. wa 0'BHiEN, A McKISsTRY Jas DIVINE, ELA, A fl RYLAND, RL W4TRiNs, SIDNEY SmIrH.
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Hard ware. Cutlery, Guns, etc,
 0. EIAZANGsE & e..
 CORNER WATER AND EXCHANGE sTRkETs 1F Are receiving from England and Northern el- ties. and will keep constantly hand, a complete s0flment ofevery article in the Hardware line. Such BAR IRON-Runud Square and Flnu
 STEEL-CHst, German. BiisIer and Crowley; NAlIS-Cut and Wrought from 3d to inches; HOLLOW WARE-AmrricHn, French and Eng sh TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-A splendid
 assortment
 Together with general assortment Of every article usually found in their ne which they invite the nt tentnn nf Merchants md taniers. nri2l
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BOARDING.

M RS. ANN DALE tste. Mrs. Ann Walkesl Iv1 would inform her friends and the public that she sill located her former residence of naurlin and Conception sireets. The House has recently undergone such repairs render 1t of the most peasanl and convenient Boarding Es-
 establishments in the city. The style of lhe table and price wil, she confidently belleses, give eaIue sat
 siacton lo those who favor her with lheIr pai- ronsge. She has still accommodations for enc or tsmiI,es, and also for several gen lemen win or without iodging. lss noyl6
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OUR ARMY ON THE RIO GRANEE- NJ Beng short account of the important events transpring from ihe lime of the removal of the Army of Occupation from Corpus Chrsli io the surrender of Matamoros, with descriptions of the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma, ihe Bombardment of Fort Brown and te ceremonies of the surrender of hafamoros, with descrip iouc of the city, &c. &cj VT R Thorpe. author of Tom Owen. the Bee hunter. Mysteries of the Backwoods, &c illustrated by 20 cngravings; cheap edition, price 50 cents. Jusi received and for sale by
 e.s4 laJ DORLER,
 dec3 Bookseller and Sta,ioner, 49 Dauphm st
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aA PINEs's ALHAMBRA.

@EA PINES'S ALHAMBRA. ANA ESA. ThIs extensive establishment has lately E:.A been refied in hairsome style. and private en- trance made direct from Royal to the splendid Ball and Concert Room, the second floor. whica has also heen fitted up handsomely. for Balls, Con- certs and Fairs, and may be considered one of he finest rooms m the southern country.
 The Bar will always he supplied wHh the hest of WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS The eaiing department will he under the immediate superis- tendance of lhepropre,or whose eSertions please. he trusts will not he found wanting.
 In addition to the celebrated Beef Steaks, Coffee and Oysters served here, visitors can at all Hines hereafter, be accommodated with Buckwheat Cakes and WELSH RAREBIrS nny26cm
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N0rlCE--The pEWS in Chri.i Church remaIH- ing uhsod on Moaday fhe 7fh inst. will he rert- ed on tta. and the ay, under the following rules and regua, ions.
 lst Persons occupying Pews will have the privilege of securing them for ihe coming year on Monday, between the hours of 12 N and 2 PM.
 2d. Pews not disposed of on Monday will be rent. ed o ihe first applicant. on Tuesday at l2 o'clock.
 3d. Terms cash in advance, and possession 10 he given to Pew until the rent is paid, or secured to the satisfaction of the Committee.
 dec3R DANL MCNEIL, Treasurer, 5
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The Collector of New York has published no tce stating that gooas which may arrive in port pri- or to the lsi of December, when the iarfi went into force but which may remain on board ship on flat day ortas day oOWins, subject to the rates of duty under the ,arfof is42, unlike bonded goods for warehousing psior to the lst of December. The goods remaining in public stores on the 2nd of De cember, which imported on after the 30th of July last, will be subject to the rates of duy- porters may avail themselves of the duty under the tariff of ls42, by paying the same before the lsi of December. a4HIzN
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gress and very large msiorities in the Legslaiurei
 A letter from friend at Washington dated the 24th Nov. says; g#
 "Gen Scott and Staff left Washington to-day for the south. The impression is that he goes to take command of the new expedition via Tampico.- Of course, the public know nothing of ths definite object, and indeed his departure is not generally known in the city"
 The same fact is stated in the Washing correspon. dence of the Baltimore papers, with the conjecture that Tampco is the point for which Gen. Scott is specially sent He will find that place opened to him already. fa
 The correspondent ofthe Baltimore Sun says, on this subject, dated Nov. 24;
 There has been an uncommonly protraced Ca bnet meeting today, and measures of great mpor taace have, no doubt, been determined upon. think il is very likely Gen. Scott will receive the command of the great expod ton now preparing against Mexico, and the country will applaud the appointment. Let -gones be by zones. When the cou try requires the sery.ces of eminent men, we must take ethem from ihe most prominent such as have prestige attached to their names.
 The appointment of Major General Scott if II should prove correct, and believe the Cabinet are now (half past three oclock) deliserating on it, would necessarily lead 10 that of Con- Stewart in the Gulf C0mmodOIc Connor Eeeu nOt pc super seded or recalled all lis sufficient to order Com Stewart down 10 the Gulf for him as ths senior of ficer 10 assume the command; and then, more extra cheer for Old Ironsides, whose very name is worth an additional gun on board of each ship.
 Scott in the army, and Stewart in the Navy, would look like an earnest the part of the administration 10 carry on the war in the proper spirit. Nothing but decision will now answer, and nothing but heavy blows br ne the Mexlcans to terms Let them then, fall thickly and heavily our bgoted foe and spare not. Mexican presumption must be chas- tised ssas fEr a5rs
 We are, notwithstanding all this, by no means certain that Gen. Scott is coming this way al s.- We find no alIusion to the fact in either ofthe Wash ington porers, and the Baltimore correspondent ofthe Intelligencer writes on tho 25th, that Gene ral Scot nassed through that ciiy on his way nmth
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DENTS TRY.
 0o-nR LEE, having returned from the cprntry, would inform his friends and the pnbic. that he wl 'he practice of his profession al Il of- flee as heretofore. viz: on the south cart cpsner of Dauplin and Rosal streets. Entrance rom 'il!ier street. near the rnrner no .)6tf
 DENTISTRY.
 615~DR. R. o. SHAW, Dentist Office at his Shirt Depot. iI
 WM. N BIsPHAM, Dentist.
 00- Office on St. Francis street, second door be- St Inse ph. nnv2
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nENTIaT,HY. Y.

ALABAMA LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST Co.
 Mobile. 2d December, 1Sl6. NOTICE TO STOGKHOLDERS-A election V for five Trustees to fil vacancies m lhe Board of Trustees of ihis Company. will be held in c"n- formty to the charter al the office of ihe company on Monday he l4h inst, between the hours of i2 o'clock. and 5 o'clock, PM.
 By order nf the Board
 d'c3 N o TISIiALE, Sec'ry.
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sAS uuLLAKS kEWAkD.-Lost on Govern 0sS ment street near the Market, a red silk Purse, containing sHe hundred and twenty dollars in notes Of the bank of Mobile, and one Victoria soye- rc,gn. The finder will receive the above reward, and the thanks of Ihe owner, by leaving ihe same ihis office. dec1