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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-07

The Toledo Blade asks:-" Where is
bank paper, of the banks which have gone
into operation under the new law, less valu-
able than gold and silver''"
Here in Columbus, for one place. In
Cincinnati for another. There are no notes
worth as much as specie here, except notes
of Columbus banks, and those of some east
ern states. And these notes woylh as much
as gold and silver, are very scarce indeed.
1t is impossible for a paper currency TO be
as good as gold, for the simple reason that
when this takes place, the paper ceases 10
circulate, and is no longer currency. The
banker can only keep their p1per anoat by
sending it away from home where it will be
worth less than specie, and thus induce
bolders Of notes to pay them out in preference
to specie.
This kind of management is absolutely
necessary to the existence of paper cur
rency, al the present day; when experience
has shown how little confidence can be
placed in banks. The great mass of the
people do not place confidence in any system
of banking. And the Blade will find the
proof of this in the fact that scarcely bank
in the state has any circulation in IFS own
neiehborhood; and away from home their
notes are worth less than gold and silver
Ohio Press.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-07

SLopED!-Kennedy of the Wooster Bank
Standard has made tracks from Wooster,
finding his course more beneficial to the
Democracy than to the party he serves. We
are sorry that he is to curse any other place
with his wicked and malicious sheet. Ash
land is the unfortunate place. The people
of that county will soon wish they had i'm
ported man with a striped jacket.-People's
Forum.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-07

We see by the British papers that they
have been practicing in the British navy, TO
see how quick they could mantle and dis
mantle vessel of war; and they say they
did it in 60 hours. We don't exactly recol-
lect the precise time, but it appears TO us
that Commodore PERRY " disrnanled" sever
al British vessels, OH Lake Erie, in less time
than hat!-Ohio Press.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-07

ANOTHER QUALIFICATIoN.-The Repub-
lie, published in Springfield, in fehearsng
the many excellent qualifications of Mr..
Bebb for the office of Governor, says: " He
is plain and neat in his dress; smiles some
times to show his beautiful white teeth, and
has curly hair! !"-Empire.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-07

OREGoN.-The population of Oregon, in
dependent of those attached 10 the Hudson
Bay Company, is estimated at ten thousand.
This number will be doubled by emigration
Of our citizens, during the present year.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-07

The great steamboat Oregon, which piled
between New York and Providence, was lost
On the rocks at He'll Gate, on the l7th. She
cost $4,000. No insurance.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-07

CAPTAIN FREMoNr-We copy from the
Washington papers the following extract of
letter received from "Jalapa," dated March
~, 1916:
"Letters from Mazatlan of the 4th instant,
state that Captain Fremont, with his corps
of observation, arrived at Suffers Settle
ment, on the Sacramento, early in January
he is said 10 have discovered good wagon
road to Oregon, which is much shorter than
any heretofore travelled. He had gone to
Monterey, in Upper California leaving his
corps on the Sacramento"
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TOLEDO MARKET.

Our docks for the last few days have pre-
sented very lively appearance. The break
at Fort Wayne having been repaired, the
fleet of boats detained there arrived here on
Sunday evening and Monday last; since
which time the receipts ofproduce have been
large; mostly from the Wabash & Erie Canal.
We have few transactions to notice, the only
sales we hear of are as follows: 1000 bus.
Wheat, delivered in 10 days, s3c., 1000 bus.
Corn at 34c. free of charges. We notice
sale on Wednesday of450 bbls Flour, ST..
Mary's mills flat hoops at $4,03, and so bbls.
same brand $4 Holders this morning are
asking for Flour 81, but there are no pur-
cbasers at over $500. The great difficulty
in obtaining money prevents transactions 10
any extent. We quote prices this day as
follows: Wheat S3c. Corn 33a34c., Oats
22a23c., Flour $3,9Oa$4,00, Pork $lO,-
5OalO,75, Lard 6Aa7c., Whiskey, recllfed,
&0c.
The following is list Of the principal ar
ticles received at this port, per canal, during
the week ending on Wednesday evening,
April 22d ls46:
1880 bus Wheat, 1888 bbls Pork
27,432 " Corn, 23s,662 lbs. Pork,
ll,OSO " Oats, l22,OS7 " Bacon,
1853 bbls Flour, 1861 P Ashes
Toledo Blade, cfApril "a,
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VOLUME XXVT.
T IANFORO g. 3. F. W1LSON, FnITORS AND PRoPRIETORS.
T E R Nj 5

D.,.y PAYRn, per annun, ia advance. e....."..sio ol
 for six months ..-..,..... 0t OOuHrRv PArkR, (Wsekiyl per annpn n advance ~ ~
 a discontinued until arreurages paid nnIsss at inc opten of the proprietor.
 IF Advertising at regular charge, will be One Dolini
 aasre of l2 lines for first. and Fiiy Cents for each insertion when published daily II inserted eekiy semi weekly, or t weekly one dollar ehch hne TT ADVERTISERS by the year, will be cohtracied "h on the following terms,i being expressly undera'ood thai an agreement with house in business, or win any Hdyidua shall be applicable only to the immediate ahd eam business In which they or he may ne ensage1 and that all notices relating To other and distinct ous ness notices administrators notices or sales non ces of the individual partners Of house. &c, VIII pc held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged at regular prices. A
 One Sd uarA twelve lines less) Mlh privi- sAo O0 isee of changing renewing twice Ii week. } - - Do do (wh like privileged for business monihs a0 oo Two (ilh privilege Of chsngel one year o5 Vo h7r Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines Books &c., occupying large spa1e and requiring no n terons will be published hy the gear on peTy lou tTms rr Business Cards of few lines, inserted cOnspicu- ousIy months for Sl0, In advance--and If continued during the year for Sl5, In advance.
 IF Fire Companies will he contracted win at $EV per aunuEl each-payabe emi-annually In advance.
 rr Candidate nominations to be paid for in advance Five Dollars for the canvass. ,,e,, All uired by law will be charged ish rates. -,- No Kratztous advertising for Societies or Companies Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi n ouuallv In advance
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET

h ~0A. The fine, iigh, draught steamboat
 Ekai-zkNWM BRADSTREET. T. Mea- sk k'zu her master, will p, during the en- suing season between the above ports, touching a' all the intermediate land ngs. She will com- meuce running on ihe earliest rise oi the rlver eav- Ing MOBILE every Monday evening at o'clock, arriving at MONTGOMERY on Wednes,ay morn ing. On her return. she wil leave MONTGoMt,- KY on Wednesday evening at s. o'clock, and ionch- ing at SELMA, will leave that place at io o'clock Al. ike next day, (Thursdsy,) comple'ng her trip ut Mobile. on Saturday morning For freight or passage apply on board. novo
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TEXAS AGENCY

fENHE undersigned having connec,ed himself with A the frun of WEBB, DCvAL & Co, of lhe city of Austin. as Genfrai Agents, has opened Office the city of Galveston, (Texas,) under the style oi AYERS. WEBB Co, which. in connection with the Office Austin, will atteni to business in all parts of the State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, eene- rally, m any part of Texas:
 To the location or sale of Land Claims: To the examination of and Titles. and give writ ten opinions as io their validity. when required; Tn ihe procuring of Patents from the General Land Office. or other documents which may be re- quired to perfect Titles of Lands:
 To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. or other property, of non-residen,s or aoseniees. T" the prosecution ol Claims on the lae Republic, or present State. of Texas, for Money or Lands: To tine settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government: To the collection of Foreign Debis, and Co all cth. CT business which comes within the purvieu of a General Agency.
 The Senior member of this branch nf the firm, has long been known active and igient Collector f Debts, particularly such have been considered doubtful. or lost. He has also been largely engaged m Land matters various parts of the country, and knows as we'll as most men what is necessary 70 be done in procuring good Titles. The junior member of the firm, (Mr. UPsHUR) has, for several years. been connected with the Gen era, Land Ofiice--aHd, in the performance of ,e pe- culiar duties which devolved him. he acquired as
  the State perhaps any man in it-and is, there- fore, eminenly qualified fer tlie transaction of such business will require ihe possession of lha' de- | .crioion of knowledge. ~ l The other members are practising Lawyers. One of them has. for several years, been practitioner in Texas and has devoted much of his tine the in. vestigaton oi the Land Titles oftl,e country He is therefore, prepared to give opinions winch may arise | respecting such Titles.
 In all cases, Communications addressed to the firm must be pos, paid oIher~is they will not be taken rom the office; and where business is directed 10 be lone, which will require the advancement of money ', | he money must accompany the instructions. The charges will be moderate; but as il is intend sa that business con6ied to,he firm shall be trans.
 cted with the utmost prompness. even shoad it re. Iure ihe constant attention ol each of it's members | is hoped that except those who intend to 'e equally prompt in he payment ni ices, will call | tpon il. DAVID AIRES. REFER To-
 Hon. D. G. BURNETT, Austin, Hon. ABNER $. LlPSCOMB, Independence, Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston. F. PRESCOTT, Esq. New Orleans, Hon. r. C. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. GALvEsTes, Sept 25th, 1S4s. . yl0Mmo |
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.

 1fHlS SI Ht OL ls now open for ihe reception of Scholars. The teacher, Ar A. k. Ncu lfe,d has had bong txperieacr in Itathiug in New Eng laud and Aa~ lo,k aud parents mho may place heir eisllren iu this scb"oi assured that o. rder' ~ll ne si@r,d to give lhem Ie most 'ioroOga nsrrnctioa
 Tuiiioa For children under eight years of aar. sz 0O for rhqse asei eight, g 70 ger noalh. M.a,iie, No. l4. lS46. noy2J
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NUMtfER 559O
NEu saEAs,xIA.

AIRS. $ l.. FONDA, lale of Claiborne. will " open A sehooi on iAe l0ih November uexf, on t Louis bst~-en Claiborne and frankn stferis. Mrs. F. having be+s engaged for many years psst n itachiag ia n Seminary At Ciaiborne. hopes stp' will 0e enabled 10 give satisfaction 10 any "ho may pe disposed pa,roniGe her. Her terms "ill ts nodera's fi.a S3 [" & per month. She can give he most sA'isarDrs references parents as to her .hflIiiP. as d teacher doeI
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DLANK BOOKS, BLANK BoOkS-A iarg, ID assortment on hand ot every kisd in genera use, Of superior quality. The stock of writing ra per of the various sizes used for Account Book has been selected with great care, and is believed to be the best ever offered in the city.
 Paper ruled lo any reqni,ed pate II, and boan' with Inc besi materials and in the first stye of work n,anship, at the shortest nntire. at
 sUMWALT'S BOOKSTORE, dscl G s6 Dauphin street.
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SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.

SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.
 Don't Forget 100. DRINCE AL BERT has reiitIed and adorned h;s A Old Stand, and is nt home again, No. 100 Royal street. All England has been talking two years about building new Palace-for their Prince Albert-Our Prince A Ebert has done it for himself. and made no fuss about il.
 Come and see him m his glory. Every thing is nice and new-bright and smooth as his best razor. He won't venture fo say that his touch s improved for he is modest enough to think thai past im- proVement. He is ready now to give every custom CT in his turn, touch of the same old quality He will whpihe beard from your face gently that you can hardly tell when he laihers--snd when he slaves and trim and cut your hair, you caa hardly know yourself for smiling at your picture ia the glass.
 All the time you may entertain yourself with watching Gen. Jackson whipping the British all over ihe wars.
 O. Don't forget No. 100, and PRIscE ALBERr. oc28
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TWIN WARE! TIN WARE! !-rhe subscribe, II has for sale upon reasonable terms inc largest and hest assormen, of Tia Ware ever offered ia the south. consisting of the very best. Wolyerhanptpn (EngIish) and American bright hIock Tn JoinI. Steak and Hash Dishes, Oyster Chst6,ng Dishes. Imperial Raised Dish Covers, fine Coffee and Tea Pots of all sizes with Bsgins and FiIicrers. fine Shaving Cups, Nourse Lamps wihsTea Kettles at- ,ached, Urns with Lamps and Biggins attached Bright Egg Boiiere, Plate Warmers, fine bright Milk Boilers, Jelly Moulds, Soup Turrens &c, &c.
 nos27 .a H REYNOLDS.
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MOBILE, GAlNSvlLLE AND W AKSAw
 PACKET,

. E~ N The fast running passenger steam SzxslsssssEET3 er JAMES HEWITT. M. Guar Tier, master, will ply the ensuing season ns reeu lar weekly packet, leaving MobIe every SATUR DAY at 5 o'clock PM. and Warsaw and Gainsviie as heretofore.
 frs- The Hewui has been thoroughly repaired and Is now in first rate order. Captain Quarter hopes to continue to receive that patronage which has here' olore been SO liberay bestowed upon h'n
 sep7 WAKING v CO.
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% oe.i4 '' " D. % F MERRILL.

BARTON ACADEM DEPARTMENT.
 M lSS D. MERRILL. assisted by competent LV1 and experienced Teachers, will open a Sciuol for young Ladies n the Academy, on Monday, Get. % Tlie course of iastruclion will embrace all the branches of thorough English education, Latin. French Drawing, kredlework and Vocal Masic - Tuilioa lrOn g. to SS per month. The best teach CTS will be secured for lbose wishing to take lessons iH iRstrsnnrn,al Music. oct10
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CossuLAT DE FRANCE, a la Mobile,
 corner of Cont and Commerce streets. ] ES personnes don't les nouns suiyent, sont priees AA de passer < Ia Chancele,is du Consulat Je France, Mobile. pour y pre1,lre conuaissance do pieces Qui les concerneni: W ilam ou Guaume Magnie. Aaguse PrufeL SOria Cendrier, Philippe Francois. Pelloux, Francois Thoiaas Pel'oux. Jacques. Fortini, Charles Laburthe, Pierre Parizot. Eugene Viiard, Louis Philippe LeIolIe, Jean Claude Cotrutz.
 Margoi, Charles. Couty, Augusle Benoit. Bouchaud, Pierre Magnie, Guillaume Reniy, Lassal,e Overture de Ia Chancellsre de 10 heures 2 heures. (sepD Il DE ST CIR.
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
 Nos n Wall Street, New York.
 oars, PATTERSON, President. BENJ c. hILLBR, Secy
 Jos. L. LORD, Agent.
 l72 Policies Issued from lsi May last to lst
 March-Premium. ..............-..SlOs.soo 10 VI Policies Issued 10 % March. ls,500 co nd only two losses, s500o- S200O. .435 2s A DVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS CO., "A Premiums may he paid in iuil, or by weekly, monthly or quarterly instalments; and when i, exc eeds $60 one oniy in cash. and the other l in n secured payable in twelve months w,,' six per cent interest," rsne,enbie, and subject ony after sixty days notice, if needed by losses. Profits divided annsatiy in available scrip hearing six per cent interest, phieh fhe ComFany s5iu adpanes fco thirds n eash repaired, the profits be added to increase the sum insured Third persons can in sure the lives of others. The assured can, after term of years, surrender the policy aad receive as eqiraient valus; and every precaalion taken pre- penf a forfeiture of the policy
 The Company also insures on joint lives, and grants annuities and endowments.
 SLAVES, (fiouse-servants and Mechanics) in- sured Mobile, 22d April. an2S I2I WALTER SMITH. Agent.
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le5A FOR SALE-Thai eommodoss aad desir- .tsB able residence On DaupS,s Way, wi,hia Si milss from lhe Mansioa House, kaown as sAe resi- dsuoe efthe late Edward O'Cohnor, Asd nov in the occupancy sf Wm. Stuart. it is Il handeome ceuHtry main house is large. and built and 6nirhed n the most aprrosed manner, and calcsla,e@ tor large la'niiy The rre4ases eccpy three sctes Fcs ierius apply [, BR. HARDY. or
 alhlS VIM. STUART.
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"INDow GLASS-Just received per barqus W Weskeag. Window Glass assorted sizes.
 dee2 HAyLLAND, CLARK q co
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ENARNHAM'S TkAVEi.o.--Lne, iia.e,s a.m E Adventures in California, and Scenes the Pa cihc Ocean. By Thomas J Farnham, author o Travels in the Rocky Mountains, &c. This iF a uanst entertaining book, especially at the present time when attention is particularly drawn 10 ihe country and likely to become sportion Of the United States. Price 30 cents.
 Lives of Celebrated Statesmen. Bv John e Ad- ans, with Sketch of the Author. bv Rev Charles w Upham. This will he extensiyely read. being the lives of celebrated men by distinguished au' thor. Price 25 cents.
 Mrs Souihey's Poems. Part lst, Solitary Hours Part 2d. The Birth Day, poem in .bree parts To which is added Occasional Verses By Caroline BowIes. author oi Ellen Fiizarihur. The Widow't Tale, kc, &c For sale by DOBLER.
 aecIO BookseIIer and Sialioner. A9 I,anni,ir q
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NOkTH'S SUrEUlOh DLAUn MA ins IN Ink, if tested, will be found to posses all the separate advantages combined, winch have been considered sufficient recommendation io the public sf the various articles that have been prepared in this country. or imported from Europe. u Is con 6dentiy relied upon that single tra ol ihis Ink will prove it's superiority over any of the prepara' sions now in use
 1t flows freely from he p1n and retains it's color uuimpaired by age; and where beautiful iei bla"k Ink is required for Deeds and other public wrfings. it will bear comparisou with any article of the knd imported or manufactured iu this country. ,. Am,ng a large number, we have recommendations from the following citizens of Philadelphia.
 Samuel Jackson, N tI, Professor Pennsylvania
 Medical College.
 Jacob Green, M D, Professor Jefferson Medica College.
 John Reed. Esq, Presidents and
 Henry Kuhi, Esq, Cashiers of the
 Henry Hollngsworih, Esq. different Phila.
 c. Campbell, Esq, delphia Banks.
 Ii. J. Lewis, Esq.
 e B. H. Raud.
 TAo~a, M Ro'er. Writing Masters
 Wm R Johnson,
 Marcus Bull. Esq. Gold Beater.
 John Gregg, Esq SIaiioner.
 For sale by the gallon small quantity.
 RNORTh & co. Druggists q Chemists declO corner Gnvrrn'ne~''& Royal s,s
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FAD PiPE-A full assortment of Lead ap.! L Tinner's Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, asserted, 2t k 5 lbs ihe square loot, f"r sale by
 dec4 PRICE & SPENCER. n and 76 Water g,
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MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACKET

MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACkET- h hneh The Gs splendid NSw i1s, T'sV,1f w0RFn PI,. ,.Ss 10. II. Estes. master, will run d.rng the rTesent season as regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY at 5 PM, and arrive al Columhus an THURSDAY al 2 PM On her downward trip leave Columbus every fkiOAf at 2 AM. and arrive in Mobile Sunday night.
 no,23 CAMPBELL, OWEN & f'O, Agents.
 The New World will commence her trips win the hrst rise of wafer
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"A FOR RENT.-fhe two iwo.story Brick -. Dwelling Houses siA,s,.d on the south side of Si. Michael siree, aeW above ihs residence oT ]. Wsnroy. rsq. Each ,eneuent contains eve rooms, pantry. closet, and ceinea,ed celat. aud aach there Is two s,o,y hSek Kitchen, having four good roouns. To good Ienanis tbe resi n be low. Anpi, to (sep2S) l. C. DuBOSE k CSl.
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DAcON SiDEs-30 casks superior Tennessee ID Bacon for sale ny
 ss,2s RAvEsIEs, BULL ock | co
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MN wARs--A faii sssassmsai ef Enalish Plso. ' isaed, irst landing. Also. Piain and Jsoaerd Tin Ware feverX description. for saLp low hv
 aseS PRICE . SPENCER. 74 ssd 7e ws,.r .t
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RARTON ACADkHY-MALx DKPAgrMENr. fnNhE Subscriber will re-opeR his School on Mon 1 day. Oct. s6 Thoroush and systematic in- strscton will he giVen, as heretofore m na ihe conmon and higher brsnches of English, and in the Ancient a.Id Mod,ra Languages Prof GoDEFRoY w,ll continue 10 have charge of the French Depart ment. Pupils will he taught to speak and write lhe Language wiih and accuracy. Tuition $5 and $6psr month. French S2 extra.
 oetIA n MERRFtT
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FOR RENT.

A FOR SAI.F-The two rlauiaiion- in i.o""df sd hS Col Js, $ Deas, kuosn the oae in the in mediate ,ieinity of Lo"ndesbOto' ss he Shelby oi R,Joe Plaatation, containing T20 arres, and ih. ,hber as the Rig S,vaup Pantaiioa. sbon, 3 mil iisani. and containing 1920 acres; aIse, the Rssi .ience near lhe Shelby Plania'ioa. kaewn KS 'hs Isev place, lsasiag 80 acres ai @"d a''~fhsd' rion Roth plantations have < considerable qaantl V of open and of fine quality. ready iH immediate plant,ns The lower phn,aii"n paT'icslar's.i h a fine bndy nf and
 Also, ~ili he sell, the sIork rfcsue srached io his property, conssting ni about le" head.
 The terns of aale will be iihersi--a no rash pay fn>m being required.
 lfn.i .ald by lsl of l,euary 'he Plan,a'aas aad residence will be rented fYr the ensuing te>r.
 By order "rihe Bnnrd,
 l.zfa N A 1HSflAIF 9erral.rx
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J. DOBLER,
 BOOKSELLER AND STAIIONER, No. 49 9DAuPHIrsTREET.. .MoRlLx, ALA.
 ETA complete assortment of Law, Medical. T'heo- Ieg,cs, School and Miscellaneous Books, cons'antly on hand. Biank Books manufactured to order.
 His supplies of cheap literature are ample. and additions made as published.
 Engiisb, Freacs and German Bocks imported 10 order pz Atlantic s,earrers, al 6e same charge Hade by New York houses. decSi SS
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B. HOLMES A co. q aa A L IL 4 Afgl

B. HOLMES & co.
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 MoRtLE. Alabama. TVNHE subscr,iers have formed cnparinersh'p ior | ,A the purpose of trSUsacIins Factoraget aud Commission bssin-sr in he ci,y of Mobile. Ala, under the nSne and tim of B. HsLMEs Co.,, under such restrictions that the Of ,he fi o' s',aii uot he used held liable any sespect oBly in connection with legitimate Ccmmissioa Bls- hess. We respectfully solicit the patronage oi cur friends. eala l.=.... saf
 BURWELL HOLMES, of Mobile.
 NM, C. RUSH, sf kemper Co.,, Mics.
 J. II. BOI ING, of SsIa'er Co.,. Ala. sep2l-tf
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"A FOR MALE, BARTER OR RERT--1hs Gs::H Rssidesce formerly occupied by the under. ssNPd, al Cottage Hill, immediately oa the Pasca- gous road, miles froca city, and three fourshs of & me froiu Mai. 1. Asss.ls tesideaco, s offered for sale low foT cash. will i exchanged ftsr groes al 8 lnir valuation, Tue tract cunia ns 27 acrcs al land. morr or lees. A sold, the wil be reaied to good troani s,a low TAis. For further psrteolafs, apply to ts hoo hsary Goldlf- waite or the subscriber al N. Orlesae. q
 mll2l 9s WA R. MALONE
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MOTION TABLES JUST PUBLISHED "A Np set ofTables, showing al glance, what Couo shipped from Mobile or New Orleans, N Ill cosi in Liverpool, as well lad down oa the Dock as when sold, including all expenses of sale, al an extensive range of prices, rates ol freight and ex change. By James L.. Lawrence. The calcula r,ons were made wuh jusi care, and consuliai,on with tue best authorities rigid scrutiny has been excercised to exclude an, of the press, and the compiler puts forth the work n full confidence of it's accuracy, and that il will prove valuable and practical assistant to all persona engaged in the trade. For sale by
 DOBLER, A Dauphin s,, and
 LAVID FELT q co. no,2l No 24 Chartres st. New Orleans