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AVN ATER- G,,.,ULp y Co,

IL Wall Street, =" I0rS
A RE now receiving their Spr 'og lmPortations
IN Of Butish and German Dry Goods-Gso o. french Coos
French Cloths Cassnere Ops skns sn
Sin, AMI summer NesunEs-
Irish GoO-Linens shirnEs and sheeunys Toweinss Bur
laps and Saek Orilhngs.
Hosiery variety.
heus Wear-haHy styles Of worrted Liner,
together with goo packages American Goods
Their stock has been selected the Virginia
norm Caona trade and they desire the Of buyers
thee markets
fe 2-indkimc AryyATFR eOTrf m a
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r. BURRUss' OFFICE. No. 8. ,onih I4lb

BukKUSS' OFFICE, No. q, south I4th
~ Rtset, Richmond. Va
schemes for the Week.
Ticket. SO. - ~ D'aNh
Fot wedns.day-seOOOo 10 OOO .oso &c CO No. 10
Tickets. ' ~ w wv ." D'A"h'
Also. the Dollar Lotsry. $4,000 Capital
Tiekeu5 ~ 30 W.. 10 aha"h -
rot Friiay-sisOOo, ,OOO ,OOO &c. 7ss... 10 p,,-
Also The Dollar Lottery. 5000 CAPITAL
dor,u ~ '-u's"h' iefs"
Tekeus2. ~ W E'o'' - o'~"n.
Also the Dollar Lottery. $4,000 Capital
20 Orders for packages esrtneaes ~ .,,. .
any OF the above Lottsriss promptly 10
e drawing. cent TO all who order than Large or nan prIs,
e nnaune-uons entirely eothisniial. Addr...
-, CICERO BURRUss
Rarkr,
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GEORGE W. WILEY

ESrEcTfuLLf inform. his rends and eusiopers that
ne suf-n the hou's recently occupied By Mr. George
Betty hat above the od M.let on v,n.
street. where he intends the az
"psns caeinst Furniture, and suffered
vetey BY h-j 10 liberal portion public paon.se
81 hsvs On hand pieces Of second n,
Furniture which will d. po.e o very low.
Richmond. Feby J. Iat6 IT.
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by Williams & HaxaII

by Williams & HaxaII.
GROCERIES,. LIQUORS. &c
On WEDNESDAY MORNING merit lin in. \, INA o,.,...
nifont OF our auction
Groceries, Liquors, &C. eonsiripr Of "
20 his st Croir Sugar, pr.n,.
20 prime Cuba
100 bars best Rio Cof..
20 hhds West India soss..s
20 new Bacon SIDES
20 a."
10 usress Winter Lamp Oh
so BASKETS Salad OIL
SO kers White Lead
20 bones Pine Apple Cheese
40 easss Chsess
SO bbis e Hernsgs No.
10 casks Cod Fph
IS boies GuspowderTsa
100 IId~s Leather
20 kegs In1igo
Ks bbl. y. 4
SO bbis old whskey
10 hbds com do, he
TEkhs-Under 500 cash: over cree month, .r.d, A, n,
proved paper Nv ~
e' WILLtAMs HANALI. Au.t.-
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REMOVAL.

" W. Il. bhDD, ApOthecafy and Druggist.
No 3l9 had Of Broad sr-.t, shoehoe Hin ~ouL most
fay Of IA. od ,na ,ns bo..
may DC pedsed IN that IN.
20 'ns store iofm.rb occupied BY DIR Robinson
innfma where be IL prepared
OF fresh Drugs and Medicines, PsIp OH. Vanish DYE suc
"indo~ cP Putty &C. the poee upon the npo.t
a.on.bIe
Nn-Althosr wanting good. Of bu, n..- wouh do
wei to give him call befot. purchasing ELSEWHERE
RehLosa Feb. J, 1885 CIV
GLOUCESTER Circuit Superior Court of Law
~ and Cbanesry oetnber Term. isi5;
John Hughes administrator Of Robert Taylor deed Conp.
against
John raeS executor Of WIN. rm.r, deed Gibbons.
waiter n Davies Jefferson W. STUDIOS, Hepy Husb., G. w
smith VIM woodland and }. o. w. Warrington. creditor. OF
Robert Taylor, D.n.
Tn. Ia, heen tai en- for .r.n
ne on whom the sabprss
eutes and returned on IN d,y - ~
heard on the bill taken for eoned argument
adudse order and decree pa nta Jesn urb.. ,ssr
an account ~ his ndmnsrato Of nstat,
stats ana settle the and make
with any mat deemed viii
required by the parties-And the further d.
feeteo amer que nous ~ advertisement for days
phper published the Of R-hmund Of A,
debts and claims outstanding Rob, Taylor
their grade nature and dignity and n
other being creditors Robert h,,.Iv
esoined asd restrained from proceeding recovery
the came beyond Judgment, u shall them
and suit be already brought nd Al. other
eredo' are hereby snaed from proceeding ar. here,
oyeaaed prove the same before the Commsoner a
pointed ACopy-Testc,
John R. CARY, c. C.
commissioners OFFICE
9th December, lS45. {
o. The parties interested in the annexed de-
will take nOiee that THURSDAY day Of F.bru
ary lst6 at once GIoueess proceed
IL take the directed deereo- which time
and pace they are required TO attend before
and evidence wYNDHAh KEMP,
use i9-esw Comm ssioner
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DISSOLUTION.
'ENHE eonesrn Of London. wmngham Dr.vry hi, day
Dissolved By mutual consent The eoneern VIII
Be used only liquidation o. sasirs Tbose having claims
against will th payment nd.bted TO %.
requested To forward and immediate payment a.
ANXIOUS to Gloss the busne.s speedy possible
JOHN LONDON,
J. WlLLtNGHAM,
A. n. DREWRY.
Ia
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X r. Nj OV Al.
REMOVAL.

hrenoved my ocee from Tavern (which ho,- n,
=" DC reeuit IN the hou-e street u.t .bcx,
and nsay opposite To Harden. stable wh.r- NV ga
customers and fnends Ito whom rr.t-d for thar bs.r,l
"a Tttps N 49, .ssm'
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MUFF ExCHANGED.-The person having a MuT
III with long black fur. silk lining have the mistake
rectihed by taking IL to the of
TIL II. PRICE & CO.,
10 ~ Main street.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

IINHE public arc Informed that the second half
- session o. NJ. Grn's Engish Classical school eon-
enena On The l5th February, std he Iuy
VII b he'd In the commocus and psnt School ouss
inc vicinity Of St Johns Church. Church NM The
ranmsnt viii BE- conducedby hs fesdnee A. Mr. %
puys
lersoHs w'hnE 10 enter theth wards requested
ahe 'ag aplcatcn n W. q ehs bic School House
VIZ Iupuys deduciion ho may be
nitrsd during Ne interval between beginning middle me
half srs-isn
Tesinouiais u etoy shs,ier from pr Enpis
formerly President ~ William May pabney Browne Fsq for
eIy fioessor ~ Ancient Language insuton
> d FUor' E'q PnncpiI Of Williamsburg aas Female
Seminary. 60
y =. = fsw noariers VII bs tsten IN the fsuiy.
FOR HIRE.
M have for hire Htsly Negro Ch-s GOOD washer and
W houss ssrvan-.
he HODGES a JULIAN. Aucs
NEW IRoF Mo COFFEE-Su Eess new srcp 10 Coaes joe,
fse-vtd IN store sd fcr sale ~
~ BfssELL NecASDLIsH.
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q. W. GUODE Il T. II. CORNICK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
(FoRNERLT or VIRGLSL9) NOW OF ST Louis NO
~ ILL attend TO any Professional business any
wherein the State OF Missouri provided amount be nv.
hundred dnlar-or more orIs-.y
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DRAGONS, ATTENTION.

A TTEND meeting of your Company, at Ex.
change Hotel TUESDAY neI at II O'Clock
Bu1ines OF
bsr by order o he Captain. ~
Feb 9th. 1886. y MARX Ia, s.,,,
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MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
lNl 10 pieces Pillow Linens 10 T. per yard
pieces iOf and 4 - Linen rheeng 20 10 90 etc
10 d" - Furniture Dimty At only IS
s 4
iOs duz Linen Cambria HdEfs from % 10 D.
so pieces Irish Linens mostly undresssd and free
from any mtiuse Of cotton.
Nudin Robes. Thread Lsses and Edgnrs
Thread Bohhir i.aces. Nu'iin ditto
Bieached and brown shectirg and Ghiftinrs
Dress goods 10 nsty from the very Cashmere
N ID. Muslin
Casoes snd beautiful cord sndbE Apsees, nom sic
10 6s per yard
Sin and Hosiery; Kid Cloves bs,uuf cloth Tsbe Gov.
"a bag,rl 2S pieces satne firm IS per yard
Go ~ and Carmses Also many Other Bargains
rsed Ancary ea1 ssoesi from boh country, No
~. u. EDRts RRRgIFY.
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HH NHE good schr. Council, Capt. Nick.
u ersou. having portion her cargo engaged ca
t'ke the bulk Of 400 500 with
Apply 10 the master board orto
Ieo 10 BISsELL H. MeCANDLISH.
DRlME WHITE CORN.-lsOO bushels prime white
Corn, IN store, and for sale lots suit by
lie 10 BlSSELL & McCANDLISa
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+. WORDS OFFlCE.-Fne Lottery To-
~ day-SO0 900 Capital one Hundred sIty Prizes OF
500 &c 400 dolaus M lowed Sci snie
Tickets S-sa eose hal past O'Clock morning PaeL-
Hges and single tickets be had OF
fep 4
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16
VOLUME XXVT.
Y. SANFORD & 5. F. WILSON
 EDTrORs AND PROPRlET0RS.
TERM s.
u.,.vPA,sR per annum, in advance. ......-..., .,
 u ... .ir n,nlIha ts =.

BAsLx PAPgR per annum, in advance ......-...Sl0 2
 for six months 0 OegNraY PAPgR, (weekly) per annun ip advance Q
 for six months, "... 5
 No anbscrpt discontinued until arrearages paid aaless Al the option of the proprietor.
 rT Advertising. at regular charge, will be One Doa sannre of 2 lines for the rst, and Fty Gents for eac when published daily If inserte, weekly semi weekly or tri weekly one dollar each time IF ADvgRTIssRs by the year, will be contracted witt ca the following terms,t being expressly understood tha. an agreement with honse in business with any ndviduai shall he applicable only to the immediate ane eeliiniae bus which they he may be engaged and that all relating other and distinct bus ness legal notices administrators notices sales no of the ndiydua partners of house, &c, will be held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged regular prices.
 One square, Cwelve lines Iess) With priyi- S4o OO lege of changing or renewing twice week. ) -. ' Do do twh like prvilegesl for business months 50 0O Two (with privilege Of changel one year bo OO IF Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines, Books &c, occupying large spare and requiring no a terons will he published by the year on terms IT Business Cards of few lines, inserted conspcu ousy, months for $l0. in advance-and Il continued during the year for BIS, in advance.
 IF Fire Companies will be contracted with al S20p annum, each-paya able sem-annnally in advance
 IF Candidate nominations to he paid for In advance Five Dollars for the canvass.
 All adveYisements required by law will be charged full rates
 No gratsitous advertising for Societies or Companies Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi a qHuaiy in advance
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16
MOBILE. GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW
 PACKET

A cS~ N The fas. running passenger steam SzzR= .er JAMES HEWITT. M. Guar Tier, master, will ply the ensuing season ns regu lar weekly packet. leaving Mobile every SAToK DAY at 5 o'clock PM. and Warsaw and Evansville as hareIofore.onf1 islal
 lrs- The Hew,m has been thoroughly repaired and is now in first rate order Captain Quarrlef hopes to continue to4receise that patronage which has here, ofore been so literally bestowed upon hun
 sep5 M WAhlNu c NO'
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MO MOBILE BILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY

A @sD h. The fne, light draught steamboat
 IAi i-%NWM BRADSrREET. T. Mea- EsEreeg = her master, will pl, during the en- suinr season belwe the above ports, touching at all the Intermediate land ngs. She VII com ms,ce running on the earliest rise of the river eav
 ing MOBILE every Monday evening at 3 o'clock. arriving nj MONTGOMERY on Wednesday morn ;ng. On her return, she will leave MONrGOME- KY on "Wednesday evening at o'clock, and touch ing at SELMA, w,ll leave that piace a. ~ o'clock AM. inc next day, (Thursday,) completing hertrip A, Mobile, on Saturday morning For ireIsht or nassaee apply on board. noSo
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octl4 D. F. MERRILL.

BARTON ACADEM MY-FrMALE DEPARrMENr. M lSS D. L. MERRILL, assisted by competent
 lVA and experienced Teachers, will open Schooi
 for young Ladies ,in the Academy, on Monday, Oct. 26 The course of instruction will embrace all the
 branches of thorough English education, Latin. Preach. Drawiag Needework and Vocal Mus,c--- Ta'on from $s4 10 SS per month. The best teach
 CTS will be secured for those wishing to take essons in Instrumental Music. octl0
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16
MOBILEAND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY T7fHI pACKEr

A Ee@ h The light draughi. fast running ,zsss.5S=z7S double engine steamer LOWNDES, A ii Johnson. Master, will ply the ensuing season as n regular weekly packet between Mobile and M won't gomery, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY al o'clock PM. during the season.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL OWEN co. The Lowndes will commence running about the Isl October. lsepill V. V. e ". " MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.
 h r--~ n The new, last running, passenger S,Esss,zssas55i steamer SELMA, Jo. Bryant master, will py the ensuing season as Il regular packet be- tween Mohile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening. at 5 o'clock. PM, arrive at Montgomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont Romerv every FRIDAY morning al ID o'clock.
 sep2s M WAKING x Co, Agen's SATURDAY PACKET FOR MONTGOMERY . C> h The steamer MONTGOMERY, SszzsSsass5 F M Johnson master, will ply the en- sning season between Mobile and Montgomery. Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY al D o'clock PM. For freght or passage apply on board, or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN X COs Agents sep2s 72 Front and 70 Com sls Capt Johnson having been informed that nsinua- tious have been uttered and doubts implied by some of his kind associates, that his ownership oi the Montgomery is questionable, he would beg to state for the satisfaction of his friends and those interest ed m the matter. that he himself is the sole owner of the boat
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MUM GER 55S6
nNs...a.-n eC.,,~a..


 BARTON ACADEMf-bAsKMEsr sfoRY. HNHl5 ~t lt UL nnw oren tor me reception t f | Scholars The teacher, Mr A. R. Menfeid. .Ias had l'ug experience in teaching in New Eng and and New York, aud parents who may place heir children in this school are assured that no fari will he spart to give them tle most thorough asilnction
 Tuition For children under eight years Of age. S2 hO for those over eight, S3 % per month. Mnbiie, Nov l4. isl6. noy27 ,ntHE FREE SCHOOL. under inc direction of . the Methodist connexion in lhis city, will be re- opened Monday, ihe 30Ih lnstauI, ia ihe lecture Room of Ihs Franklin street Methodist Episcopal Church. under ihe care tf NJ. Bondurant. The children of all persons. without dist incIon of faith, will be admitted The School until Il is ill., .d up. by application to either
 J F MCBRIDE,
 HENRY GOLDTHWAIT,
 All RYIAND,
 or R l. WATKINS E.l.
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ELEGANT PRESENTATION BOOKS for ENl sale bv ] DOBLER

ENLEGANT PRESERVATION BOOKS for 1Nl sale by DOBLEk
 Bookseller and Staiioner, 49 Dauphin st
 The Diadem for lS47. A present for all seasons with ten e9gravngs, from pictures by Lenize Sully, Gray. &c e&c 5..4 a......
 The Floral Offering. token of friendship. Ed tied by Frances $. 0spood; illustrated with ten beautiful boqueis of flowers, elegantly colored from nature. by J Alderman.
 The Evergreen, for I817, embeished with ten engrav,ngs, from designs by eminent artists.
 Natures Gems. or American Wild Flowers in their Native Haunts. By Emma Embury, wlh weniy plates of plants, colored after nature, and landscape views of their localities. from drawings oa the spot by E Wh field. Royal 4to, superbly bound in silk, extra gilt.
 The Wavery Gallery of the principal female characters in Sir Waiter Scouts R0mances-irom original paintings by eminent artists. engraved un- der the super Intendance of Charles Heath.
 The Shakespeare Gallery-unilorm with the above
 Elegant Lnadon editions of Childe Harold and Pilgrims of the Rhiae.
 Scences in the Lives of the Apostles. Edited by Il Hasings Weld-eight mezzotin's.
 illuminated Gems of Sacred Poetry--iwenty ei gh splendid illustrations, designed and drawn by M jchmitz and D, nted in colors by T Sinclair.
 Leafets of Memory. Edited by Reymer Coates, D, illuminated and illustrated by splendid engra. wings. as
 Christmas Blossoms aud New Years Wreath, for lSi7.
 The Gift of lFriendshph token of Rcmem- brancs, for lS47.
 The Rose of Sharon: a Religious Souvenir, for I947---seyen bea aui iful steel engrayiggs noyz3
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16

sprtsxssxzs .s1, s.,>-. :, = .---- i H5tt9sss.!sI22.-.o OF JANUARY, A. Leonard, master, will run, during the season, as regular weekly packet. leaving Mobile every tKiUaf al BPm; returning, leaving ioGAN'S BLUFF ese- " Monday morning al day light.
 no.2s CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents
 The Eighth of January will commence her ir'pS ,uiih he frai rise of wafer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16

A As TON ACADEM Y-MALE DKPARrMRsr. 'HiHE Subscriber will reopen his School on Mon A day, Oct. 26. Thorough and systematic in- struction will he given, as heretofore m all the and higher branches of English, and in the Ancient ahd Modern Languages. Prof GeDEFRoY will continue 10 have charge of the French Depart ment. Pupils will he taught to speak and write the Language with ease and accuracy. Tuition So and S6 per month. French S2 extra.
 octl1 MERRILL
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SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.

|.7 DOhL FUFKet IVU. " |. DRINCE AL BERT has reftted and adorned his A Old Stand, and is a' home again, No. 100 Royal street. All England has been talking two years about building new Palace for heir Prince Albert.-Our Prince Albert has done it for himself. and made no fuss about it.
 Come and see him m his glory. Every thing is nice and new-bright and smooth as his best razor.
 He woat venture 10 say that his touch is improved, for he is modest enough 10 think that was past i'm provement, He isteady now to give every custom CT in his turn, touch of the same old quality. He will whip the beard from your face gently that you can hardly tell when he Iathers--and when he slaves and trim and cut your hair, yon hardly know yourself for smiling at your picture in the glass. All ihe time you may entertain yourself wiil watching Gen. Jackson whipping the British al over the wars. OJ- Don't forget No. 100, and PRIEcK ALBERT oci2S
 aN FAM s,InIs, a0 aaI.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16
J. DOBLER,

DOBLER,
 BOOKSELLER AND STATTONER, LA. No. 49 DAUPHIR-s .... MOBILE, s-4rA complete assortment ofLaw, Medical, Theo- logical, School and Misceaneo Books, constantly on hand. Blank Books manufactured to order. II lis supplies of cheap literature are ample, and additions made as published.
 English, French and German Books imported to order per Atlantic steamers, al the same charge made by New York houses. decSl 26
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16
BOYS, HIGH SCHOOL.


 MR. BOYNTON will open his "School for NABeys" on MosDAY, October 26ih inst. in the Schoolroom on St Emanuel street, between Gov rrnment and Church streets Ihs course of asdy sill embrace all the branches of complete Engsi edacatioB, Latin, Greek, French and Drawing The number ef pHpils will he limited. and no assistants bu hrm, and calculated to excite ihe learner to the greatest posshle exeriinn, by awakening his ambi- ton and creating derirs )or Improvement. rather than by thai excessive severity winch, while il may cause the pupil 10 execute difficult task through sersile fear, often creates a lasting aversion school and study. Education is an extensive term. and implies not merely lhe acquisition of know ledge. but the proper deyeopement and disc plne nf all our mental, moral and physical powers, wiIh just conception of our personal interests and social relations
 Such education, as far practicable. this School is designed to furnish to it's pupils. TuITIoE-4, and dollars per month-no ex Ira charge except for French and Drawing.
 O. A"Night Class" will be attended 10 four nights in ihr week. oc,I9
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16

,
 CONSULAR DE FRANCE, ia Mobile, corner of Cont and Commerce streets. ] E ES personnes don't les noms suivent, son priees 1A de passer Ia Chanceerie du Cousulat ie France, Mobile. ponr prer.lre conuaissance de pieces qu les conceTneHt: William ou Guilaume Magne.
 Augusle Pruiez Soria
 Cepdrier, Philippe Francois.
 Pelloux, Francois Thomas Pelloux, Jacques.
 Fortini, Charles Iaburihe. Pierre
 Parizot, Eugene Vitard, Louis Philippe
 LeIolle, Jean Claude Corutz Margot, Charles.
 Couty, Auguse Benoit. Bouchaud, Pierre
 Magne, Guillaume
 Remy, Iassai,e
 Overture de la ChanceIlere de 10 heures 2 heures. (sepD H DE ST CIR.
 Hotchkiss' Premium Vertical Water Wheel for Sawmills. &c. TuNHE subscribers have purchased the righi 10 the \ use of this truly celebrated discovery within the StaN of Alabama. We offer To persons ownlng sawmllls or mill-seats what we regard substantial and lasting improve in the value of their property, for the charac- ter of which refer to the subjoined certificate of several highly respectable commission merchants in the city of Mobile, and to the still stronger language of certificates appended handbills now in general circulation.
 To persons who are willing 10 make ,he experi- ment. we propose 10 increase greatly the speed Of their mills, or, in of fanre, to remove the ver lical wheel and restore the hutler wheel free oi | charge 10 the owner, if desired We have agencIes at Mobile. Tuscaloosa, Hunts vile. Weiumpka, Eufaua and Gainesville, and irons will be kept at each of those places. Orders ad- | dras in ua at either. A IAndeDa. will he promptly mel if satisfactory reference be given. Persons forwarding orders or writing for Horma- ton, will please their head and fall of water length of ut,er wheel, size of gap, present rate ol saving per day, and whether water is plenty Of scarce. l Our agent for Mobile is Mr. John Jewett, No Il Water street. GEO. W. STONE & co. GEO. w. STONE, | WALKFR REYNOLDS, | JAMES IsBELL. -
 MOBILE, July 4, 1916. | rlNHE undersigned commission merchants ac. | N quained with Hon c. w. Stone, Walker Reynolds and James Isbell. and know them to be gentlemen of high moral character and responsibii- y. a.. patrick, Daniel Pratt, Major ]. G. L. Huey, Ro- bert Jemison. Col William Curry, Gen. Wm. B. | McC Cleilan, Gen L. w. lawlef. Gen. J. T. Brad ford, John K. Taylor and Robert Jemison, r., oI | Tuscaoosa, most oi which are appended to the handbs now in circulation. These are all person ally known 10 of us, and by reputation to the rest. They gentlemen of the highest character, and worthy of all confidence.
 Their certificates clearly show that the Vertical Water Wheel, when properly applied. will nearl, or quite double the speed of tine common saw mill and that their structure is both simple and durable
 SCOTT, SLOUGH & co.
 GEO. G.. HENRY.
 q. w. TARLETON, | HEAVENS & MALONE.
 jys cmos BRADFORD < SAUNDERS
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16

nRY GOODS--in,oices of the following goods, O received by late arrivals, and for sale by
 W. H. BUNNELL, cor. Water and Conf. Cases low priced and rich Prints; Rich dei.aines Rich corded Cashmeres; rich Cardiviile do Satin Face Persians, Cashmere d 'Ecosse Twii,d S,riued Shrtings; Curtain Muslins Plaid Swiss Musins; Linen bawns and Linens Linen Camhric and L c Handkerchieis Phin, Mixed, Printed and Striped Saiinets ~ Oregon s,,ripes and Gambroons; ke"incky Jeans { Wooi4,5.6.7 and B. Shawls; Northern Wo"lSoeks
 iue M ixed Denms nos@i
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-16

DLANk BOOKS-A splendid article of the bes ID quality of paper, and bound in various styiest ,uch as t.edgers. Journals, Day and Cash Books, Record Books and Dockets. Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to call and examine before buy-
 ing elsewhere.
 Don't forge, the number, 2s Dauphin street. no,l6 JOEL WHITE
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MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACKET.

MOBlIE AND COLUMBUS PACkEI h. rFssp1A. The splendid fast running pas
 ItRf IVseneer steamer NEW WORLD, -EHzssssE55zss EHzzssssssE55zs2 Jo H. Estes. master, will rnn d,rTo inc Dresent season as n regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUES DAY at , PM, and arrive al Columbus on THURSDAY at 3 PM On her downward trip leave Columbus every FRIDAY al AM, and arrive in Mobile Sunday night.
 nos23 CAMPBELL, OWEN &GO, Agents
 The New World will commence her trips with inc hrst rise of water.