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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS TOR THE Mobile and New 0fleaEs BaiiY [. s. Mail Line. 1 FREIGHT 5 P1SSlGFREDUcFD. t. 4s-s=sssso a- FRGA aad after lhis daie l'v jezI-zs,ll. .==,aksS Line. eabln Passage $s.t0 FRg1GHrs-Iiss harrels. each l5 eis
 Mel do d. 29
 Ca,hs. Baoan, eaeh,
 llbls. ugu. do q p BhIs. Aaa.ses. do 40 III other g9ols in prefasilie..sl.. p',i .,s. ,,.. ,.an
 FOR aOA !30mfRf.
 No TfamiiiHg on ihe Sabbath. i k f-7a9 n He hne steamer M. h"AD ssss,.9sssssssi STREET. T Meaher. aiasiar, vii! leave Tor lhe above and all intermediate landings on | MONDAY. 2isi instant, at ho'claek P M For freight or passage arply on boatd Of 10 deel9 GAhPBEII.. OWEN S ''i. ..stssViaaE AND NAkSAw A fzzs7ss. A The new light drtught steamboat 1 sssss s;ssssszs .WiNONA, r ". LYles master, vii leave i5f Ike abnte and intermediate andings, on siaEllAY, lie Els tast Il o'eloek rN. For lieiah' or pissage, hafns fine acoommo "a de'r9 - CAMPBELL OWEN & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND "EsroRT h E@s7s alfe new and splendid steamer W s,szsssats,=siz k KING. Maj. Cook, mas CT, will | on Fills DAY, ihe 2lsl inst ,ai Q elork Ph For ile htor passage, apfl un beald ui To dec2l N WAKING x co.
 FOR COLUMBUS. i1sz@ A The fine fts; running passenger Ssiaa:s az.s3s7 steamer NEN WORLD, Il fSi"s, lmaser w leave for e iihoie and all inierne Ia 'o andings on THIS DAY, 2lst insi, al 1 o'clock PM For height or ras iage aanls on hoafd or to dee2t CAMPBELL, OWEN x co
 FOR IUskALou.A A f@Srs a The new tight draoght eieamhoai y5ss5ssT,ssSSssS. Il. klAsfH, kinsas master, will leave for llle aba.e and all intermediate landings On TUESDAY p insi Ill , o'nlock PM. Tor freight or passaee, appy oa boafao aorio dee2l MOSES WAKING a o0. FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW. ee f-ss,4s A The splendid fa.t running rasser- sI,Sssasszsz--5 ger steamer ELlZs. W II Roberts nnster wIi lpase tnr the aia,e and all ntefmedia lindags, on TUES DAY. 22d instant, at o'clock PM.
 For freistr or passage annlg nn board or to decei eANpRFIb. OWEN co. FOR MONFG0REKf AND NErUMPKA. ,. Fs-asa @ Tke new dt nli'p engine fsi run .j5,ss:z5 ring .loauh,af DALLAS, Tapping na uiseier will lea,e far the ahnye and all nerme diate anliags a WEDNESDAY, Ihe 23rd inst. al 1 o'clock. PM.
 For reisat or passage apply on board or o d4c2l hi WAKING co kA{ HiSkf-2h0 b9ls 'eetihed "hi7Ay In store , ' and for sa by
 .ec2l MARSHALL. ROWE \ co ERACON 80 casks n scr Tor sale by D dac2i MARSHALL, ROWE co. kg sES-i50 bbis in Cypress in store io IA sae bg
 dec2l MARSHALL, ROW E & co. ypo1'A f0ES-2O0 Northern, just received per bark Gipsey for sale by
 a4c2l JOHN PHILIPS eE AnK KEkEL--150 barrels Nos 3 x 3, just re- Jis ceised perbllk Gipsey, for sale by fe2t JOHN PHILLIPS
 GoLLEcroR's oFFIcE,1
 Mobile December IT. 1916 SEALED Proposals u he received until :4lh - instant i5r the supply n Ratinns to the Petty Officers and Seamen of the uuifed Siaies Re, venue hinrne pessel4 on 'Ils .taiop for ihe year lsi7 I'Ae rt1ns for tlie cutirr seryice is rle salne as that allowed in the naval service omtiting ie liqnnr, and consists Of the articles enumerated in the follow ., ,,.,l.a ,vit.
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H, T, JESTER,

Tin Plate aud Aheet Iron Holksr,
 HAS removed from No l06 to No 4S Dauphn st, \ \ filth door east of Royal st, north side, and will keep constantly on hand and for sale assortment of Tin and Iron Ware. Cupper, Tin and Zinc Roofing, the most approved plans Conductors and Cutters made and put np order; reparing and juLbng done with neatness and despatch dec5
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

GUPERIoR BRANDY-Those uho wish to 1b- Stain Il superior article, We would recommend hem to call on Vaa and Riley nt Pne's klhamhia.
 N. B. The above Brands is of recent importation, and is silid to he iueeHhaD hng of inc kind in this market. II will al all times be found the Bar al ile ihambra. dec5
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The person elected 10 pay bonus oI S5UU, one halfin ad,ance, and the other half at the expiration uf 90 days
 City Tax Collector, 2a per ct commissions, bond Sl500O.
 Weigher of Hay and Inspector of Weights and Measures, fees, bond S20U0 The person elected to pay a bonus of $500-one half in advance and Ihe other half it the expiration of 50 days.
 Candidates will hand their applications, naming securities 10 ihe Cle,k on before that day at IF o'clock m By order nr the Mayor.
 aecI7 SAML. PENNY, City Clerk,
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FOR GAINESVILLE. ANn WARSAW.
 D f-ss'zs & J'he splendid fast running passer-
 sI,ssssssss-s ger siearnpr El.iZa. W II kol,cris naster will leave r the aliase and al. ntefmedia .hind,ngs, on TUES DAY 22d ins'anl, it o'clock
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21
IA AnaGRECAN HOTEL AND l755. E&s. REbTAURAT, .es

Formerly ComlnercinI ElxchangeE Minated on Erehange Stystt, teiuees Water and
 mTce- bcffs, Mobile.
 FENIiE above well known ard popular esial,shH having undergone tlorOugb repairs during past simmer, is now open for tie season. To ship masters planters and business men gen erally, the ahove establishment is the conveni- ent of any in the cIiv-beng in immediate proxi,n- ny D the wh1rves and principal ihoroughfires, and can accommadaie from 50 10 GO with sleeping apart ments, and about '50 with board H
 The Eating department is on the Resiaura plan, where iliey can get their meals at any hour in the day, and the charges the most reasonable of any horse in tho city
 9T- The utmost order and olearliness observeCE M a. bout he establishment. The proprietor hopes q atw ih, Sc recommendations and strict aiien. tioB 10 business. to merit share of patronage
 ocli6smo JAMES J DYER ID EMOFAI.--F, HALL has removed to the Ic ,s s, ner of ST ANTHONY and WATER streets, 10 which place he invites Planters and others in wan of NEGROES, as he intends keeping constant, Cer sale ;in assortment o Mechanics, Field Hands Ho,ee Strrants, Sc lie will also receive NE GROES ta con,nissio uron whom, fl require . iberal advances will he made. nos2Emo NH RD-Just recenrd a small lot of Pur, lFh Mustard, for sale by lbe cauiser or Ey ihe ourd, ldecl7l X NORTH A co s4 AtiIihG AND HOPE 1000 pieces and coils, for sale by "A a.s5s. ,. 5 .i',., a.7l nuy2s tf1 RAyEsIES, BULL CCKSCo.
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CLERKS orrtcE, t'itv of Noh,Ie,

December I6, 1916. NOTICE is hereby given that the Mayor and 1 ' Boards of Aldermen and Common Council of the city of Mobi,e will meet in convention on Wednes- day, the 23d inst, at 2o'cock and proceed 10 elect fhe following named officers for this mun,cpal
 year, viz: - Cit, Treasurer. Salary $500 per an. Bond Sl5Oo0 ,,,,v Cletk 250O 1
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

M OTICE-Hasng disposed of ihe ARCADE lNRESTAURATlo Mir JAMES J DYER, on the I4th instant take pleasure in recommending him 10 ihe patronage of my friends and ihe public
 decI7Kmo GEORGE WOODWARD
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IvzA WANTED-A small House, or psrl ol a E: House, by small family for two or three nlOnlhs, perhaps longer. Furnished rooms, with or without meals would answer. Address A. A.. al thIs office. Fe decl6
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FOR G0luMgUs AMI "ESroRT. h s.@aas alhe and splendid steamer w 5sssseetas5sfz. k KING Maj Goak, mas CT, will leave lar He ahove and all intermediate landmgs on iiiiS DAY lhe 2lsl inst ,at u'eiork PM
 For ireieht UT passage, apply un bea,d u to
 dec2i WAKING x co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

xxA JOHN M. CADE'S AEA E:8 BOARDIN HOUSE, South East corner Pubc Square, Cor better known the Dauphin st. Hote,) Mobile, is now open for the reception of Families, or private GenIiemen.- Entrance on Dauphin street, 3d door from the cor. ner dec2Kmo
 The Greensboro Beacon, Livingston, Ala. Whig, Weekly lndependen Mise, will please insert one month and forward bill to c.
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A DVANCES on COTTON-We will make li "A beral advances consiguments of Cotton 10 our friends m the Northern Cities and m Europe.
 BREkS & SMITH declS 20 St Michael street
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Oct 20-l0tif
Dictionary, a new edi-

"EBSTER'S Dictionary, a new edi-
w ton the entire work unabridged in volume
Crown quarto--G. & C. MERRIAM, Springfield,
Massachusetts, have in press and will shortly pub
lish, new stereotype edition of Webster's large
Dictionary, in volume, Crown quaro. This edi-
ton will contain the entire matter Of the former ed-
tons, in 2 volumes quarto and 2 volumes royal
vo., with from five to ten per cent. Of additional
natter comprising careful revision Of the entire
work, several thousand additional words, embrac-
ing scientific terms, words employed by modern
popular writers, colloquial words, words having
become Angcised from foreign languages &C., with
carefully prepared tables showing the pronunciation
of Greek and Latin proper names, Scripture proper
names, and geographical names, &c. The revision
has been made by Professor Chauncey A. Good
rich, of Yale College, assisted by several eminent
literary, gentlemen. .,. sg- "a tes essrs ,a gysa
While DR.. Webster's system has been maintained
throughout, to which the popular usage has so ex-
tensivey given, and is yet more fully giving, its
sanction, yet with regard to particular words, to
which DIR. Webster gave two modes Of spelling
the popular one, and another, which from analogy,
and the derivation of the word, he thought prefera-
ble-the editor gives only the present popular or
biography, when the best usage appears to sanction
this mode. Thus whatever of valid objection may
have existed with reference to former editions is
now obviated. s- . ...
The work will be handsomely got up, containing
400 to 500 pages, and the price not 10 exceed S.
The first edition having sold at 500, and the second
at S13 so. b. w.. Sept 28--2aw3w
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BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.


III at auction --on Wednesday next, the 2sth
instant, shalt sell al the residence Of person de-
cning housekeeping, on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 7h streets, south side, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, an excellent lot OF furniture, viz;
Mahogany seias, bureaus, dining and other tables
Do marbls-top dressing bureaus and een-
tire tables
Maple, cane-seat, and other chairs
Do bedstsuds wsrdrobes, and washstands
Feather beds and bedding mattress, &c.
Andirons, shovel, tongs, and tenders
Brussels, 3-ply, and ingram carpets
Venetian and other window blinds
China, glass, and croekery ware
With large l1t Of kitchen utensils
Also, good piano forte and stool
With many other articles not necessary to emu
meTate.
Terms Of sale: All sums Of and under go, CASH.
over $50, a credit Of sixty and ninety days, for
nOtes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
A. GREEN,
Oct 22-dts Aueuoneer.
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. FVF Iua LhIOn
A RoUNpELAY FOR MONTEREY,

When Ressess bloody field
Crownd the glory Of the day,
Pslo Altos cannon peaid
On the eighth and ninth OF May
There was enlld laurel wreath,
Which adorns a nation nov
Whose dawning buds were pluck d hsBeath
The hre and sN ord Of many browi
Whose early Spring OF glory shed
A lustre on the days OF May,
And resp'd harvest midst the dead,
Beneath the walls Of Monterey
where the Rio Gmndss wave
Rolls along the gOry shore.
And the lau rel aud the grave
Crowns the battle eyermoTe!
There host Of heroes fell,
Charging deadly on the Zoe,
Or, midst the waving chappaTal,
Laid their fierce assalants lows
Then with the eighth and ninth Of May.
Wen add chaplet 10 the wreath,
For those who fought al Monterey,
Or found soldiers grave beneath
an.
From the citadel and tower
From the palace and the wall
Where the eanDonS hsry shower
Hsrapd many brave mans fall,
There. the stony Etreet all red.
As the Rios bloody wave,
VIII tell ho~ pobly died and bled,
Those whs1ught aud found grave
Then with these proud days Of May,
Ws'il add ehaplet 10 the wreath
For those who fought at Monterey.
Or iound soldiers grave beneath
~.
There will beat for those WHO bled
Many loving heart aud dear
For every DROP of blood that's she'd
There will fall q Nations tear;
For the noble host deplOrsd,
A country will ss fisely yield
Its tribute, as her children pouTd
Their blood upon the battlefield!
Then with the eighth and ninth Of May,
Wen add ohaplet to the wreath,
For those who fought al Monterey,
Or found soldiers grave beneath
J. 3. TUEL
wAsHNSrOs etrr, D. C., Oct. 1870
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r. J. WALKER,
DOCKS FROM ENGLAND.-Francis cis's

DOCKS FROM ENGLAND.-Francis cis's
Id Dictionary of the Arts and Sciences 1886,
volume, many engravlngs Reid on the Theory
and Practice of Ventilation, of warming, exclusive
lighting, and communication of sound, l volume.
The Industrial History of Free Nations in relation
to their domestic institutions and external policy
by w. r. McCullagh, 2 volumes, 1916. A Prac-
teal Treatise on Weaving by Hand and Power
Looms, Text Book for Manufacturers and Pow
er Loom Engineers, l volume, Glasgow, 1S4G,
many engravings. The Queens Regulations and
Orders for the army. Scharnhorst's Military Field
Pocket Book, translated from the German. jane
sons Manuel of Map making and Mechanical
Geography, volume, London, 1876, sixty engrav-
ings. Chapmans Rules for the Masting and Spar
ring of Ships. Shutteworth on Landscape Paint
ing in Water Colors Budge's Practical Miners
Guide in mining, in the assaying Of metals, &c,
volume. Plattner on the Blowpipe, translated from
the German by Mushpratt with Preface by Lie
big, volume octave Anmalcues, by Mantell; a
glimpse Of the ndivisble world revealed by the mi
oroscope, l volume, 1886. Strachan's new Agri-
cultural Tables for the measurement of Drains and
Dunghils, Hay in ricks of different forms, weight
of Cattle by measurement, &c, volume, 1876.
Hoblyn's Manual of the Steam Engine. Gordon
on the Marine Steam Engine. Grier's Mechanics
Pocket Dictionary. Deacon's Perspective Draw
ing. Dunn on the Coal Trade. r,..
And others, of which the list will be continued.
Just imported by ... F. TAYLOR.
Oct. B ,.... ....... r.s .r e..g.- -...... .
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THE DAILY UNION

scarcity, and anticipates that greater quantity OF
grain and prov sons will be shipped from the United
States to Europe ia the coming season, Than IN any
former one
We do not deem il necessary to make any rehee-
tions on these views. They come from one OF the
most impartial and enlightened journals OF Europe,
and carry their own weight with them.
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HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, &c.-Th,

HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, &c.-The
Ii subscriber has opened his fall supply of goods,
which he offers on accommodating terms, at whole
sale or retail. To cabinemakers carpenters. build
ers and shopkeepers he will sell as low as they can
purchase in Baltimore or elsewhere. His stock con-
sists in part Of the following: .. ..-... r.
Single and double-barre fowling pieces
Single, double, and six-barrel pistols -.,...
Rogers's complete sets ivory knives and forks
Buck, bone, cocoa, and ivory do .. ...
Pocket knives scissors, rRzors .H
Powder TASKS, shot bags, game bags
Tea trays, waters, snuffers, and trays .
ShoveIs and tongs, andirons, and tenders
Hollow ware, sadrons, gridirons 81. .,4
Saddlery hardware --...,
Carpenters and cabinetmaker's tools .s .sl. n.
Rowland's elliptic springs, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7-plate
Do mill and cross-cut saws ~,
Woodsaws, axes, batchets .
Cut, wrought, and horseshoe nails
Burdens patent horseshoes
With a general assortment Of shelf goods, at
wholesale and retail.
Also, agent for the sale Of Daviss and Minor &
Horizons premium ploughs, moudboards, plough
shares, &c. , l....,..
@ ... E. WHEELER,
Southside Of Pennsylvania avenue, near 7th
street, directly opposite Concert Hall.
B. Oct l6--JaWlW arr rrs.t..- Z 3 FF. q. F. 8
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Nov m is the time for the ladies'

NOw is the time for the Ladies'
IN $4,000 worth of splendid goods at cost at the
New York Cheap Lace Store, between 10th and
1lth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
BRAGDON & BROTHER, in order to change
their business Immediately viii commence to-day
to sell out their immense new and splendid stock Of
lace goods ribands, embroideries, musins, flowers,
gloves, mitts, worsted goods pocket and dress
bandkerchiefs, silk hose, gentlemen's Angola socks,
ladies' and infants' worked muslin robes, 49, worth
81; infants French worked caps rick black silk la
ces, black silk fringe, gimp cords, and 2 cents per
yard. Our immense stock of Lisle laces we have
thrown upon our counters determined to close them
at some price.
Look out for bargains 400 French worked
collars at 25 37I and so cents, worth Sl 900 inside
handkerchief, a, so cents; 5000 yards bonnet rbend
at 10 and l2I cents per yard; 2O0 yards linen lawn
at 81 IS, never sold less than 50; 100 dozen clear
grass handkerchefs, at SO cents, worth s7s; 30
dozen left Of those French L. c. handkerchief, TO
be sel1 cost 80 dozen infants lace caps, at 10
cents, worth FIVE times the money, with thousands
of other kind Of goods without any porticlar price.
Look out for bargains in these goods while ours
last. Don't forget the New York Cheap Lace
Store, under the big awning
@ BRAGDON& & BROTHER,
Successors to Bragdon q Twombly.
Oct
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MILITARY and Naval Letters Of the
lVl last war. Brannan's collection Of the official
letters of the military and naval officers of the Uni
ted States, during the war with Great Britain, in
the years 1912, l8l3 1914, and 1885, together with
congressional reports and proceedings, Presidents
messages, proclamations, &c, &c, and other pub
lie and private documents illustrating the history OF
that period. Complete in volume octave, 1923.
A few copies of the above, the last remaining OF
the whole edition, just received, for sale, by
Oct 22 pisiH.,3 F8ty +. TAYLOR.
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Notice.-The "Union Lite
rary and Debating Society" having resumed its ex-
ercises, will hereafter hold its meetings in Mr..
Kings Gallery, on i2lh street, on each succeeding
Monday evening. Do Monday evening next, at
O'Clock, the society will assemble at the above
named place, and the question: Are corks Of fiction
pr.jadiciai 10 The community?" will be discussed by
Messrs Norris, Fitzgerald, Dow, Hutter, and VIII
son. The public are respectfully invited to attend
the discussion.
IN. CALLAN Secretary.
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L,YE and Ear Infrmary.-Profes.or \.

IL r. SMITH ard DR.. COHEN, have estab.
shed at No. l74 Baltimore street, Baltimore, lover
Monsarrat's apothecary store,) an lNFlRMARY
for the medical and surgical reaimsni Of diseases Of e
EYE and EAR; DR.. SMITH giving attention to
the diseases OF the eye, and DR. COHEN 10 those
Of the ear. Auendance at the lnhrmary daily from
1 TO 2 O'Clock
They may be oorshlted also at their respective
Offices; DR.. SMlTH's, No 1873 Lombard street,
and DR.. CoHEN'S, No. lis North Charles street.
Oct 2l--dlmif
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shawls I'VE have on hand a,

SHAWLS, ShawlsL-We have on hand an
- extensive assortment of fall and winter Shawls
to which we would invite the attention of persons in
want, as our stock is certainly more extensive and
better assorted than can be found south of New
York. We do not hesitate &c say that no one can
fail to get suited who may favor US with call. We
name in part .,.,.. e... .. f.ur. a..H
Extra rich long French Cashmere shaws, very
superior article, very cheap ..g.
2 boxes left Of those long shawls, at s12 so
20 long wool.plai Partisan shawls great variety
90 square Cashmere shawls, very fine
80 do do do medium
100 do Broche, in every possible quality
so Terkerri, all styles and qualities 't...E
90 plain mode-colored Thibet shawls, with silk
fringe
90 plain mode-colored Thibet shawls, with wool
fringe ~
30 plain black S-4 Thibet shawls, silk fringe
90 do very heavy black cashmere shawls
= With variety of other shawls, from the lowest
prices up.
I5We will sell at the lowest prices for cash or
to punctual customers
Oct 24--6tf d. CLAGETT & co.
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INTERESTING to Authors, Proprietors

INTERESTING to Authors, Proprietors
Il OF Books, &c.--The 10th section Of the late
act Of Congress establishing the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, requires the author proprietor ofany book
map, chart, musical composition, print cut, or en-
to deliver copy thereof, within three months after
its publication, to the secretary to be placed in
the library Of said institution. Hon. William J,
Hough, M. c., Of New York, is the secre-
tary, and has appointed Hon. B. B, French,
clerk of the House Of Representatives, U. g.,
at the city of Washington, an assistant, to
whose care any such production may be sent.
Other communications, during the recess Of Con-
gress may be addressed above, or to the secreta
ry, at Cazenovia, New York. ..,
Sep 1I--daceotlNov WA
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THEMISTRY OF the four Seasons, by
~ Grhiths, Chemical Professor in the Medical
College of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, l vol. The
Writings of Hippocrates and Galen, by John Red
man Coke, Md, vol. An Anatomical Descrip-
ton of the Diseases of the Organs of Circulation and
Respiration, by C. E. Hasse, MD, Professor Of
the Medical University Of Zurich; translated by w.
E. Swaine, MD, vol. . .....
OctI5 r. TAYLOR
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,I,UCKER & SON, Merchant Tailors,

TUCKER ~ SON, Merchant TaflOrs,
Il between Browns and Coeman's Hotels, are
pleased to announce to their patrons and the public
the receipt Of their fall stock of cloths, cassmeres
and vestings, together with general assortment OF
articles belonging to genteman's wardrobe; and
while they embrace this occasion to extend invi-
tation to all to examine these goods, they would
also with confidence annex the assurance that in all
respects they will be found to compare favorably
with any stock Of like character in the city.
They will merely add that il shall be their en-
deavor to maintain the reputation Of the house in
the making up of every article appertaning to their
business. 10 .. .al "''E .. .'
Oct 22-eod2wif
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II UbbI N DU hLL, "tTCHuHt IdIT-
IL ors, Coleman's HoIel, Pennsylvania avenue,
have Just received a choice assortment Of French
and English cloths, eassimeres, and yestngs, which
they invite their friends and the public 10 call anG
examine.
Having spared no pains in the selection Of our
stock, we hatter ourselves that we shall be able TO
furnish clothing, cut and made in the most fashiona-
BILE STYLE as low az goods Of a similar quality can
be bought in this or any Of the northern cities.
Also on hand, an assortment Of fancy articles
suitable for geRtlemen's wear.
Oct l4-3tawYyif - ...
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
Late French's.)
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
BY r. BLACK.

NJ NOTICE.-will be sold at the Prison
lN Of Washington county, ID. c., on Saturday,
2lst November, ls46, at 10 o'clock a. M, a negro
man committed as a runaway, who calls himself
John Crew. He is black, about 5 feet 6l inches
high, and about forty-three years Of age He says
he s free, and was born in Hanover county, Vir-
gus, and was set free by Mrs. Allen, formerly Mrs
Watson, OF said county; and that he lived with
Jude & Muir, in Richmond, Virginia; and that he
obtained his free papers in Richmond in 1922
when Mr.. Henming was clerk of the court. He
has had his right leg broken which has left large
on il. He has scar on the right side of his
neck, which he says he has received since he left
Richmond,
The owner or owners Of the above-described ne
gro man are hereby required to come forward, prove
prison and other expenses, as the Law directs. For
A. HUNTER, Marshal.
RoBT. BALL, Jsilor.
Oct 22-Iav4w
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MITCHELL'S New Universal Atlas,
lvl 1S46-lsrge quarto size, containing maps OF
the various empires Kingdoms, states, and repub-
lies of the world, and also separate map of each
State Of the U. States, divided into counties, with
plans of cities, &C., &C., forming series Of one
hundred and seventeen large maps. Just published
and this day received (wo copies ony) for sale by
Oct. l3 ...,. ... F. TAYLOR.