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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

nRY GOODS-lnsoises of the following goods, D received by late arrivals, and for sale by
 w, H. BUNNELL, cor. Water and Cont. Cases low priced and rich Prinrsi Rich deLaines Rich corded Cashmeres; rich Cardivlle do satia Face Persiansj Cashmere d'Ecosse Twird Suioed Shirlnss; Curtain Muslins Paln Swiss Muslins; Linen Lawns and Linens Linea Cambric aad L. c. Handkerchiefs Piain. Mixed, Printed and Striped Saiinets 0regoa Siripes and Gambroens; Kentucky Jeans gsol4,e,s.7 T aud B. shsws; Northern WoolSocks Blue Mixed Dsnims n0s2l
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
OIi.er Evan's MiIIwriQhls, Guide. ar,
NAH.OR'S GoODS-For sale by

.YNAHOR'S GOODS-For sale by w. II. BUNNELl., cor. Water and Cont.
 Fancy Sstia ves,ng; Boiled blk. Satin do; We've "oId Marseies do; light rich do; Rich fancy and blk Crasa"; plald and fg'd do; twil'd Spi,ais6eId and rongee hdk '; Sewing Silk; Linen Thread; Brace But,ons; Strap do; I. R. Braces: Cotton shirl. aad Drawers; Mixed Cotton Half Hose. nsI R CASES Oiled Jackets, Pants, FrocE Coal. V Sheaths and Belts. fancy White Shirts
 Twred Red Flannel Shirts Landing from bank Weskeag, for sale by
 aov2S VIM II BUNNETL
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACKET.

Mt3B1IE AND CULUWbUS FAOhEI' Tss :.s%.s :ps"sd sEw i:, ''Ss'5f %oRfD Pi' gz. Jo. H. Estes, master, will rna during the present season regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY at 6PM, and arrive al Columbus on THURSDAY al 3 PM. On her downward trip leave Columbus every FRIDAY al AM, and arrive in Mobile Sunday night.
 so,2s CAMPBELL, OWEN X co, Agents.
 The New World will commence her trips with the hrst rise 0f water.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
MOBILE MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA
 WEEKLY PACKET.

ATVD
 WEEKLY PACKET.
 . E@ n The fine steamer DALLAS, c. W. Lapington master. will ply during the seasoa as regular Weekly Packet, to the above and all intermediate landings, commencing her trips at the first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening al ] o'clock PM. arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning. ia time for the cars for Chehaw, arriving at Weiumpka every FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock PM. Returning, leaved We. tuupka every SATURDAY. at l2 o'clock M.. and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on tho arrival of the from Chehaw, and arrives at Mobile every MONDAY morning. in time for pas. seneers to take the New Orleans Mail boats.
 The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly repair. ed, having been hauled out in the New Orleana Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared 10 make her as safe and comfortable any in the trade.
 octsQ M. WARING & CO, Agents.
 N. .R-Ths Dallas is provided with a fine Engine and Haeu
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

A, D. CRUZAT. H. R. nooRE CRUZAT & MOORE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 MOBILE, ALABAMA.
 References- tHa Messrs. Whitaker q Sampson, Mobile. !" James Magee & Co. ' Carlos Cruzat. Esq. Havana. Messrs. Raymond & Co.,, New Orleans. '' Jordy Brasier, " James D. Denegre, Esq. jy22
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
Tinnsrs' Machines

FULL set No l, imroyed klnd
 l 1 full set No ?, Seth Peck & Co, do
 full set No 3. iron wheels and top plates
 double Scanning Machine. manufactured by Plant, Nsale & Co. and for sale at their prices.
 Orders received for Beading Machines. to 4 pair rsllsrs; Stove Pipe Formers; Folding Machines for Sheet Iron; do do for Roofing; Gutter Machines 1; Wire Machines and all descriptions of Timers tools. EDWARD c CENTER & co,
 novla Agents for Manufacturers.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. A ESe NThe steamboat H. KINNEY, H.. Kinney master. will run during the season ss irregular week y packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence as soon as the water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply m board. or to
 noyQ M. WAKING q CD.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

HSINCINNATfI WHITE LEAD--Manufac- V tnred bv Conkling. Wood & Co, and warranted equal ia quality to any of the Eastern Manulacures 200 10 kegs. large supply landing and for sale to the trade and others at reduced prices by
 aov29 K c CENTER co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

MUTTON MARKET BEEF AND PORK U Landing from ship Cotton Planter and for sale by DESHON & MYERS.
 nsv2o corner Commerce. and Conti sis
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

7-" Lemue1 Humphrey.
 D. w. CLARK, President. WM. CoNFER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms claims for loss damage promptly adjusted, power settle and pay all claims against the company be- ing vested m the agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent, dec27 IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

~ ROCERlES-50 boxes N. B. Sperm Candles M 10 bbls. 5 hf do and 6 qr do No Mackerel l5 do hf do and qr do No 2 do
 10 do NoS do
 50 whole and 50 half kits Spiced Salmon
 For sale by A. HOOPER, nov2S 32 St Michael street..
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

ruNlN WARE TIN WARE !--The subscrlt si A has for sale upon reasonable terms the largest and hest assorimen, of Tin Ware ever offered ia the south. consisting of the very best Woyerhampton (EngIish) and American bright block Tin Joint Steak and Hash Dishes, Oyster Chaf6ing Dishes. Imperial Raised Dish Covers. fine Coffee and Tea Pots of all sizes with BisgIns and FiIterers, fine Shaving Cups, Nourse Lamps withSTea Kettles at tached. Urns with Lamps aad Biggins attached Bright Egg Boiere, Plate Warmers, fine brisi, Milk Boilers, Jelly Moulds, Soup Tureens &c, &c
 nov27 H L REYNOLDS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

SCOTCH WHIsKEY. &c- -1 V 2casks Old Scotch Whiskey
 do do St Croix Rum ~
 2s demijohns old Holland Gin .,s q
 26 do old London Dock Brady
 20 do St Creix Rum ss
 20 do Scotch and Irish Whiskey,
 novl7 Fer sale by RREWER. c 0UNDRlEs-50 bbls Potatoes; 50 do Onlons SlOO boxes Goldfish; 1B or bbs Mackerei
 S6 boxes Tobacco; TO bDls Beans
 Aiso--3 ship's Ynwl Boats, per brig Brsx. no,is JH RIVERS q co. E BALES Mathuen Go Duck, bales Bear Cst- sJtos Raveas, for sale by q nov27 C CENTER k CO.s ElAULINS--s Paulins, nearly new. fer ,ax by ao,I7 c BREW ER- (SODFlsn--lOO boxes, for ssle by O Rev4 SINH JoNE6.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

nlSS0LUTION-T copartnershp heretofore hIexistsg under the firm of Huntington < Cleve- | laud, Mobile, and A. .P. Cleveland & Co, New Or 1 leans, was dissolve he 1st inst. E, Huntington
 s charged with the settlement of business at Mobile,
 and A. P Cleveland in New Orleans.
 HUNTINGTON, :aQ CVEI AMI
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

Il their entire siod of Groceries, will continue ihe business under iht firm and style ofD. T. NooE & Co.,. and solicit ihs patronage of my friends and that bestowed upon ny predecessor is-Mobile, June | 1, 1846. (s4) D Y NOOE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-22
NJ E r TISIN e.

j. viii be eensBaeuaasy IasSted IN the
=. Palladium. The to!oIrsng rates:
Ore square of 10 lines, Taoen 3 treess, 81 go
II, 25
Announcing names Of candidates for etFes, az sub
4 ibera! discount tie atore those ,rho adrer
fie by the gear Advertisements iri be continued na!
bid a the The Advertiser, fired
No advertisement u be considered less than square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-22

LAW AND PnYsIC.- When DIR. Ii. and Ser
gcant \. walking arm in-arm, a wag said to a
friend
chose two just equal 10 one highwayman."
''Why?" was the response.
Because rejoned the wag, sit is lawyer and
doctor-your money your life"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-22

II is sta.ol that mine of rich silver orc has
been discovered the Patocah, in Dubois coup-
ty, Ia. and tina. a company are about working i.
p te7-Tt IS remarked 10 curious coincidence.
that Mr.. Everett. the recent Minister to England.
and NJ. Bancroft, Just appointed to the samo pos.
were formerly Unitarian ciergymcn.
There is youth IA years of age exhibiting
in Utica, who has already reached within an inch
Of seven feet, and is growing rapidly. So says
the \. York Mirror.
A printing establishment has been purchased
by tho Government and forwarded to Santa Pa
In short time we hope to receive tho Santa Fe'
News.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED


Bark Jubilee Hartman. Havana, Badger 81 Peck Ralph
Cross Glover Mediterranean. Nesmith L Walsh.
Brigs Eliza Lockwood ST Creix, de Forest & Co =;
Emeline Sawyer. ST Marks and hey West d hurlout
& Co; Wakuua, Milford, Apalachlcoa, Johnson q Lo"
schrs Emerentine, (Br,) Nesb, Halifax. Winnie,'
Barbadoes kidder, Frankfort, Me; Adrian ""Po''
Norfolk.
Ship sutton Galloway ds I'm Charleston, WIZ s"
ton &c. 10 Geo Sutton cabin and s'eefase p"'''-
gers. ,L ,y;rcood "a ds I'm Bermu
~ n.fisst 10 Middleton & Co. Left brig Juan ) Ge
Cartbepepa Gray for Caroenas TO sali eatne u"i "
paruxent ST Chandler, for NlorS saiea @Vla pec re-
,rsd ,be 18th TO repair having encountered heavy
., lo sails and sprung aleak and received otner DAM
age oath inst lat So Ion 49, spoke brig perseverance,
ot Providence for Boston. Passenger-J camp iate OF
Brir Amanda Avery. Il ds I'm Cardenas, Cuba, with
cedar mahogany DC 10 Bret; & Vose Left bark Pros
oec, for Boston soon brigs ARIEL do, next day. tx'
change. Dyer, for Portland Saiied IN company WIZ
schr Convert for NYork
schr Rienzi, Harding. from Balze Honduras, "a jan
with lockwood, specie sc. 10 Laoouss, Brig baiize'
DAVIS Tor Boston sailed came Gay and saw ner iEe I1'h
Ian il lat 81 ~ lon - Left bark john Gardner e.
derson for NYork in days; brig Citizen. brown 90
II DAYS: Uncle Sam Cots, Pensacola. days CGnsui'
Jenkins unc: Matilda, Crowel, do. Brig Juno Hspes
- Southport hence for Baize, went ashore on iufnsSs
Reef about l5 miles below Baze the nigat OF Inc I'LL
Dec Cargo saved in damaged state ne Fessei hsI
been rot off and towcd to Baze. where she
- r,,laa dir
demned lith inst. Tortugas bearing North ~ li ps
tant saw the Br brig Phebe and Thomas rom .nbr
for Liverpool. 18th. lat q ~ Ion ~ 'O' 'p0"'
bine, from NOreans for Nfork- -. ,;,h cal, 70
chr Vesper Burgess % DIS FIN Salt hey with SAT- 10
' schr Moreau Arnold from Plymouth NC naval
stores. r., ,,;.o;,;o fc- rs;rbavsn
Schr silvia Higbee Higbee I'm Richmond, coal
Scbr Hume. Conklio, FIN Newborn. NC, naval stores
crbr Brepdy Sweat. frn Nanticoke. oysters.
scbr Triumph Beas, from fredericksburg, wheat to
souter e. Brothers.
schr Courier, Couch, I'm Richmond flour, to Allen &
Paxson.
Schr Mliscent, Tunnel I'm Baltimore -four, to John
son & Lowden.
Scbr Myers Fowler FIN Washington, NCnaval stores
Schr Florida Corson. FIN Washington NC,nsval stores
Schr Slower, Davis. Newbern. NC. naya! stores
schr Ann Bynan, lotion, from Newbern. NC nava!
stores.
Scbr Roscoe I'm Georgetown, mdse.
Schr Roe, Avery, Baltimore flour, to johnson x Low
den.
Schr James Kirby Nelson, Virginia.
Schr Augeline, -, Philadelphia, coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-28

BURNING OK IRON SAFES 81 NauNhal Gar
AZ denThe undersIs we're present al trl1l by nIe
R.hs ard Ger's tor Herrng'-l SdIamander Sales, on
the morning OF the 10Th snuary, 1916.
The Safes were placed IN furnace about five e-t high,
constructed OF hricka the relative posilon-
Each S,f, and believed 10 be IN perfect or
der number uf account books were put IN earh BOOK
ans several IN The drawers vl escn ga T. a
OAK wood aud rosr or rpenunr chps, We're ap pe aia
renewed twice dufng the day. The nre was very INTENSE
ani suffered 10 REMAIN until the following morning,
the Sales removed.
c. J. Gayiss Patent Double Safe was found to be IN
such unlocked with The keys, when the book
case and good state Of
while the contents of Rcas ana ders Hrrnng's) Sala
msnder Safes were mass Of burning Charcoal We COZ
slider thu TEST 10 have been conducted WIN perfect fairness
For further particulars reference Is made 10 our INDIVIDUAL
statements In possession nj G. J. Ghyier
Newly ork, January ~, 1876.
Palmer Townsead, OF the hrm OF Townsend sayre y
Clarke, - Pegr!-s-
Joshua L. Pope of the firm Barsi0w. Pope& Co. Pine-sL
John +. MacKle, IS9 NHier--L
l.. $ Ccmstocs, nj hrm Comsock Co. IL Gortiahd-si.
Hiram Bartlett, No. - f.artsi.
Henry i Field, . Thirdayenue.
James Acsermen, Of firm Alderman Miller iol NAs-
William Merriheyv, U $ Marshal's Office.
Tn- undersigned attended Tie above ra and ceftIy
was fairly conducted during the Time We We're severay
Robert Thompson Jr, lo2 yuiton-sl
w. K Nermilye, ); Wa-s-
Thomas ". Cumming. OF irm OF CANNING y Main, IS
Fu ton.sL
Thos BeLtelle, OF hrm Everett 5a'isls sc souLfit
Henry Lylcs Jr of firm Lyes Polhsmus, 263 Soutn-s
Benz Merritt OF firm VI -rrilt & Co., Wal-sL
Jefferson Brown, $50 fOurll-s-
Albert Grernieai. Ii An!iy-st
The trial may be the store No. 90 Wa-si
ole Saamauder Safes, together with sinS!e Saies-ela
not superior, 10 any made For sale by $50,
III p LEONARD BROWN, go Wallst'
\ B.-saies OF other makers which have i,een ;aAsa IN
"a change sylrs Patent Double SAFES Tor sale cheap
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NEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No. 60 Ann-s- Gold
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uewspap-r book or fancy types anJ every other article
necessary for printing Office The types haEdcss'
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They the English style. expressly for stere
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i 3m COCKCROFT OVEREND