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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
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Per steamboat Ark from Welumpka-E L Andrews A co 235; MaudiD Terrell 96 Horton S Cloek 3s; C W THretOn 69 Smith, Wyckof X Nicoli 10; J Walsh 23 Hsrweli & Davis I6i Tsrlrton & Scott 3l; Boykin X McRae 6; Leavsns Malone 26i owner board l.
 Per sieHinh0at LUwndes from M0ntgomery-J Wash g. H"yt X Ford 6; Bull Dyche & co i2i J Simrson 45 Smiih, Wyckoff Nicali 32: Andrews a Dawson 25i ] E x ! NJ Matlhews P; Leavens Malone 43, Calhoun Glover IA; To"mer. Gay CD 33; $ T SaisworIh 5i L w Alerd B. LesesGe 45, Donald A Marshall 42; E K Carlisle l0 smith, Walker co :; iiarweil Davis IQ Shackeliord Patrick, Irwin X co $; 1T IInlcomh s7' q ooede S. Rives. Battle co 5o Gordon Cursy IA; TareInn & rot I2l Harrison Rnhiuson A floy. kin & McRne l05; Dickinson < Elsiis eJi A Pore (; Son 49; Desha, SmiIh 4 co 10. order S7.
 Per steamboat Louisa Hopkins i'm Selma-J W Olds X CD I9, Allen X uad~n 72; E l. Andrews & co 1; w M pleasanis 66; order 52; Tuomrr Gay 33 Boykin & McRas s; Craig 15; Fiuker 26i Donald .& Marshall 32i Rives, Brltls IS5; Harrison Robinson 46; T Stalswnrth k E Carlisle 20i Sims, Redns & Howze i2; T Heard B: C n Minge 5 simpson 4, Patrick, Irwin & co 4; 6 T Matthews ?; T ,eAesne t2n; c LahuZsn IS; A Drown t3i LeAvtns X Malone 90; N A ArlnniLnna X cn 1a. Annre,Na X lau ann {
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Correspondence of he Register & Jou,n.l.

Camp near Canargo, Nov. l6 lS46.
 herewith send you copy fthe proceedings ofa meeting of theofiicers of our regiment holden in the latter part of last month. A copy has been sent to Gov. Martin, and perhaps ere you get this the ad- dress may bepubiished; fso you may withhold your thanks to me for sending old news
 Could manufacture an interesting letter out of the stupidity which regns triumphant here, would wrise you weekly, but must confess my brain owes allegiance to the monarch, and cannot for the life ofme shake off the shackes which five mouths camp life has cast aboutit From morn till dewey eve, day after day, week after week. we have re- peated the same calls, the same drills and orders. the same slices of pork the same wishy washy cof- fee, the same phthiscky fife and melancholy drum, and if this regiment does not expire of the same time that killed the lst regiment of Alabama yolun- ieers, il will of another even less musical than that. Whathhnk you ofa set of fellows who play Bruce, 8 address as funeral march; is it not enough to make dead man k-k the lid off his coffin to think of it2
 The address send you sets forth the ills we have labored under very faithfully, and you may easily imagine the mpaiience of those composing the regi- iiie". WI" WI oe u"y, Wey Hcohtlnuany do cry" When will we move, and where will we go isas regularly asked here in the morning as the question; "who died last nghtl" is asked in Mobile during an epidemic Rumors are ns rife in camp aspiOehs in the heads of dark skinned belles of Camargo and travel as fast aye, faster for start rumor and is never caught-the others are quite frequently. ss
 The information which has recently been thrown out to us, and which the men jump at with the ay- diy ofatrout at fly, IS that this regiment will in few days, with the company of sanpers and miners, no" here, be transported hence to Tamplco by water via the river and coast while the other troops in this vicinity will march on until they join General Taylor at Victoria and from thence win him ad- vance on Tamp:co through San Lus PotoG We
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have been deceived often of late that place nG t liaaoe onlhs rcporI, albeit il comes from high au. lhofiiy; but l hope il may prove true for not only myself but the whole regiment would pre- fer the San Luis route. We are all 30 auxious To do somettiag that we are willing 10 go any way or any where. Our msnare almost despairne under the moaotony of camp life and after to-day Il become still more impntie [ ifktpi here Orders hsse been issued to-day requiring commanuers ofcompanrs to parade their conpaaits and call their rolls every two hours, and the men who lay upon this side of the river are forbidden 10 cross 10 the other wh or without permission of ther company officers. The causes presume are to be found in the fact that many 'sloW renison have been killed in the chapparal and that several Mexcans have also lost their lives; by whom, il IS nol known, but of course "the d-d volunteers" ns they cautiously called by some of their superior officers, compelled 10 bear the odum. The last one killed in ihis neighborhood was I understand, ln the employ of Gen. Patterson as an express rider, and the evidences thus far point 10 Mexcans as the ofr.nd Yoluntees never kill to rob their victims; if they slay, il is for vengeance; and this man was stripped of his property and the papers he had upon him. That some may have fal. len by the hands of the lrienls of the poor fellows belonging to the 2nd Tennessee reg meni who were 'tariatted' shot and whose throats were cut a few weeks since while recreane themselves not m le from camp in the chapparal may be possible, for the sight when the bodies were brought in, wasa mosl sorry ene and intense excitement prevailed through. out both regiments. But volunteers do not kill all and il really hard to punish whole regiments for
 the sins oftwo three cited individuals, or the GU. 1 p.dity and wickedness of Mexican rascals.
 The health of our men at this time speaking in general terms, is good Still there are number who are suffering from the climate and their mode of hGe but the roll of me mnfled drum s heard now but rarely. At Camp BelknapiI was an almost con stanl sound. How long shall sull be blessed win health, rests with higher power. We cannot determine, but trust that until tue trumpet sound' the charge before Tampcos walls, no one in Ala bama will have cause 10 mourn he death of a friend The Mobile boys have stood the campaign remarka bly, we-not one has do and few have been i'll = They are also trough and ready,' and 'eager fol the fray" Come when il may, they will mol ba be hind, believe me.
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Fer steamboat Oregon from New Orleans-M Wsrlng X COS & II James; Stiles & Gilbert & Bro; Foster X Balieile W Freeman co; W Calvert; II Hnber, Campbell Owen X cO Goldsmith x IInher; $ Cnsier & ca; Cruxat Moore; w sackett; r Adams; T Carmelch; Humphries, Walsh co; fIoyertou; Esa. Va. Murrell CD; Poriier.
 Fer steamboat Mon,ezums. from New orIsans-T Adains, Humpbries Walsh & co; c K foe,s & co; Eos. ter X Batieiir; e Tare,on; Perryman X soni Vest isd field, q Bro: s,ie' eos c wood Glahsm X soni
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We publish his morning an interesting letter from one of the volunteers in the Alabama regiment in Mexico, accompanied by paper which explains good deal relating 10 that regiment which has been misunderstood in the State. We are not aware what has been inc reply of Gen Taylor, if any has been vet given to Inc respectful representations of this m ,morial
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NEW ORLEANs-Per sleauiboat Ofeeon-7l kys butter S2 easks bncos, St bbi~ m"asses 66 do fnur hhds sugar. 53 bhs whishy. 2e kegs half bbs buck wheat, 20 sarks roe lO boxrs cheese 10 pcs haKsinr cks bbls wine, 10 hoxes soap do crackers 10 tcs rice 10 hbs liquor 20 do nppes 20 kegs rd 23 boxes tobacco and suB,iIies.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Monteznma a-3s bbs potatoes 20 do Onos, 10 dc beans; % dn apples do peaches 40 do fnar 20 coils rope 8 boxes cheese 10 ncs basgng 64 bhls whisky 55 cks bacon, I2 Lbls pork l6 sess eofse tbs oranges. 20 hogs sud son- driH
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THEATRE.-slrs. WALLAcK's BENEFIT takes place to night. Her merits as a talented end ac. comp'is ished actress should insure full house but not relying upon her claims 10 Theatregoers, she the occasion-Shaksnea MERCHANT OF VEN. ICE, and 1.hin's elegant comedy of ihe HON EY Moos,' in both of which herself and her talented husband, Mir. ] WALLAcK, Jr.. appear. Our old friend MT CAAs. WE'RE, also makes his first ap peavance f.ns season, and Mrs CHAsi FISHER, Mrs STUART, and other lavoriles are in the cast = We expect in see excellent acting.
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NORTH'S SUPERIOR BLACK INK-Ths Ink, if tested, will be found to posses all the separate advantages combined, winch have been considered sufficient recommend .ton 10 the publc of he various articles that have been prepared in this country, or imported from Europe IL is con. hdenlly relied upon that single trial of this Ink will prove it's superiority over any of the prepara lions now in use
 IL flows freely from the pm and retains it's color unimpalred by age; and where beautiful jer black Ink is required fer Deeds and other public pritincs t will bear comparison wAh any article of the kind imported or manufactured in'this country. Among large number, we have Tecommendat ions from he following citizens of Philadelphia.
 Samuel Jackson, M D, Professor Pennsylvani
 Medical College.
 Jacob Green, M D, Professor Jefferson Medica
 College. John Reed. Esq, 1 Presidents aud Henr, KuhI. Erq, Cashiers of ihe Henry Hollingsworlh, Esq, different Phiia- c. Campbell, Esq, 'iephia Banks. II. J. Lewis, Esq,
 B. II. Rand.
 Henry Bristow,
 Wm R Johnson,
 Marcus Bull. Esq, Gold Beater.
 John Gregg. Esq, S,atioher. For sale by the gallon or small quantity.
 RNORTH & co. Druggists A Chemists decl0 corner GovernmeniISS Royal sts
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Age J. CAMERoN-sEEDsSTAN

F5XB Js OAMEHUN-SEEDS f5aA &F0 NO36 Royal stTeet. Mobile, W& --z--ASoicilS share of public patronage o---'A-- his extensye and choice collectna of HorticuItura Seeds. the crop of lSl6, raised by an eminent cai sator at the norrh, which are daily expected to ar rive per brig Beck, from New York. Addi. tiona supplies will be added occasionally. Also choice collection of Shrubbery, Fruit Trees and Botanical collections of native plants, put up ts or- der, neatly packed and labelled for exportaion 10 any port oi Europe or America.
 J C. being practical horiiculturalist, ssy trans. action in his line wIi De promptly attended to. Or ders for fruit and other received from the nor. thern nurseries commission. nov 2T
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STONE AND M'CULLUM,s

S SIUNE ANU W'CULLUM'S MAMMOTH GREAT WESTFRN CIRCUS,
 Tickets Of Admission 26 Cents
 Situated on the Pubic Square. Tn the new Dayil- ion l6O feet in length, and capabe of seating 25CO persons Sedts RsserUed for Fanilies
 TNHiS EVENING, tF,iday) the entree called i've - Courtiers of Queen ss-ilorsemanship by the Equestrian Mira Smith aud the Brothers Stone, A Levi Shay, and the Worlds Wonder, young Me. um-H Long's learned Poney--Corde Voiants by Jackson, and Juggling and Necromancy by John smith and associates in several of their Sangs Dan. ees--eoncuding with La Polka followed bv tho fortunate adventures of an unfortunate man--Jerry A Levi,
 0o- Al he request of several families, m to.mor- row afternoon. commencing at 3 nm, will he given an enertanment for the purpose of accommodating families unable to attend the night exhibitions, and personsresdng out of the city.
 ? on Monday evening the scene of action call. ed the working of the Bedoun Arabs with new mu- sic cOstutne &c.
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ESARNHAM'S TRAVELS.--Life, Travels and A Adventures in California, and Scenes on the Pa- ci6c Ocean. By Thomas J Farnham. author of Travels in the Rocky Mountains, Sc. This is a most entertaining book, especially at the present time, when attention is particularly drawn fo the country, and likely to become abortion of lhe United States. Price 50 cents.
 Lives of Celebrated Statesmen. By John 0 Ad- ans, with Sketch nf the Author. bv Rev Charles w Upham. This will he extensively read. being the lives of celebrated by a distinguished au- thor. Price 25 cents.
 Mrs Souihey's Poems. Part lsi, Solitary Hours Part 2d. The Birth Day, rcem in ,bree parts. To which is added 0ccason, Verses By Caroline Bowles, author Of Ellen Fitzarlhur. The Widow e Tale, &c, &c. For sale by DOBLER
 decl0 Bookseller and Staiioner, 49 Dauphin st
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The eastern ma yesterday failed from beyond Montgomery
 The Cambria's news, " tn fourteen days later ac- counts from Liverpool, is now fully due
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For steamboat Ark rom wetumPka-AIiss vsiIl, Miss Mary Long Pritehett and iamy, Messrs Davis, How ell, shener. Dumoui, Mckehze. Dougheriy, Tracey, King, Wasgoner, Simpson, McCord, brazer, Gibson, Loyett, T C Waller, Hopkins. Farrn. WeaIherfod, N Patrick, W, II & B Davtz, Boyles. Johnston.
 Per steamboat Lowndes from MOntgnmery-J w Jsier lady and children, Misses L Davis. iarriss. Bats man. Datrinston, Mssses Hardaway. D Porter R G RHmbo, Il F Heath. w Jrier C Gaseoigns. J Ed monds, II Young, skinner, skinner, F Hucknby. T Underwood. M f AIsion, A c Priicheti. L w McMul- lan E Prgnes. r Bennett Scarborough, c May es. Tripps. Frisbie. T A McGraw, c Oliver, Lang J Murrsseitc. Barnes, Harriss. West, Duvsil. W " Langsey, G R Ue~ing. E EIlerbe. J Nj Hugsinp. W AdaiI, T t Bond, R 4 Taylor. sm, ley, II b wom- aek, Womsck, Wall, R R smiliei Weston. L. Chambers, w Andrews. C c Abby, E Gnskin, A Gas ton, w D ilnrriss. T Gnstun, Gustou, Mossa. o Hurry, II Osrin, ] Rogers. ] Lambert.
 Per steamboat LonsH Hopkins i'm sslms--Rohnson and lady sheds and daughter, Miss Hue, Judge sshd Messrs M Gimer, Camp, R strether. Davrs. D Fla- ker. T N Wilkinson, II R SlHy,J West, Wesibrook, iiucher, Scott, Diliingsa Thrash, Mason, Robnson, w Erkfnrd
 GfOkSALE-Jusl received, a small lot of buited A Corn Meal. very superior article.
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Ths proceediags of the late boards nf Common Cnuncil and Aldermen. are in hand bnt their nm. sual length precIades 'hair publication this morning We shall endeavor to make room for them to- TOT.
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Friday Mornlng, Deeer,her II. Is4o

ny- PLANTERS f. M.RcHAsrs JoUREAL.- Any person having lfe volume for lhe year 1872. will please leave word this Office ears ihis m0rH- ing. as 1t is npor'ao' to have il in Court to day
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\ EGENDS and STORIES OF IRELAND, b, M Samuel Lover. Esq, K. H. A.. with illusIra. tions, For sale by DOBLER, Bookseller and Stationer, IA Dauph,n sl
 Also-Dumas' new novel, Diana of Meredor, or the Lady of Monsoreau, by Alexander Dumas, trans. lsied by II w Hei bert, Esq.
 Captain Jane, by Dumas, translated by Thomas Williams, Esq.
 The Duke of Burgundy, by the same Bonjued. or the Outlaw of the Beru,udas Old Crow Nest. or the Outlaws of ike Hudson a romance of American forest.
 Life in the olden Time, by R Greedy, Esq. A further supply of Blanche of Brandywine, or September II, TIT, by George -Lippard, Esq, a,- thor of the Quaker City. decll
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Major General Jesup, Quarter Master General of the United States left New Orleans in the Fashion on Sunday last The General will yist Port Lava ca, Brazos Sau'iago, Tampico, and prObadIy Vera Cruz before he returns.
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Gs-nR LEE, having returned from the cornirv, would inform his friends and the public, that he will resume ihe practce of his profession ihe same of- flee as heretofore. viz: the south east corner of Dauphiu and Royal streets. Entrance from either street. near ihr corner no, 26f
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT AND CAP WAREHOUEE.

Ho St FTdnctS street, Mobile. EA The subscriber is now receiving tat the old sSssW stand of M Nlnlden) large and we'll selec- led assortment of Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Arti- hca Flowers, aud Umbrellas. The stock cons is,s of every variety in the ne-has been selected with great care and judgment, expressly for thIs narket and comprises all the late improvements in style and finish. City and country dealers and planters are respectfully invited to call and examine for them. selves. The entire stock will be sold at prices that cannot fa'l to please.
 JM SEARS, Agent.
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VEGETABLES--l00 bhls oi Beets, Parsnips.
 Carrots and Onions; 100 hhls Potatoes; 100 saeks Oats; 100 sacks Bran; l60 sacks Cora. for sale by kdscTi JCkJ SMITH
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MT. Clay arrived in Louisville on the 3Oth ult on his way to New Orleans.
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COMMERCIAL.
Departure Of'h he Atlantic Steamers.
 From LiuerDooI Ero,n Ro,fo

Tne eastern mail ihled yeseria, ond Charleston
 NEW oRLEANs-The sales of Coiion for three day. ending the sih were 74o0 bales at decline of tc ou ihrI previous weeks prrmnn. The increasing stock advancing iresh, and low exchause, have tended 10 de press the market. Ordinary sIasi middlins dsi good mil si@si. mid iair si6si, lair st0l0tr.
 Exchsnge-Ths market Is without rhange-sterlina a5i per cent discount. Francs 5f47kdDiG5O New York GO day bills lt H. sight checks pnrat per cent discount.
 Freighr- little done In foreign for tho last three da,s On Thursday an Am ship taken for Liverpool st sl6d and r ship ,o load Mobile atsl for cotton
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Weare indebted to MT. Boullemet, of tho Literary Depot, for the following new publications
 "Legends and Stories of Ireland, by Samuel Lo- ver author of FIaady Aldy and lois of other lively stories of the richest humor and tho broades brogue. The publishers are Lea & Banchard Philadelphia.
 Our Army on the Rio Grande" fine edition of Thorpe's populai book, with engravines, and all the oieal reports ofihe battles of the Sth and 9th May and the occupation of Matamoras; published by Ca rey & Hart, Philadelphia.
 "Scenes in the Rocky Mountains Oregon, Cali fcrnia New Mexico, Texas and the Grand Prares, or notes by the way dur ng an excursion of three years, with destr pton of the country passed through-a very strong narrative of adventure md travel in the countries which now engage much curiosity and enquiry in the country. 1tdeserves a wide circulation. Publishers, Carey & Hart
 "Hislory ofthe Conquest of Peru by the Span- iards," b, Don Telesfro de Trueba, Spanard long domesticated in England, and the author of hume rous works n English histories, novels, etc. The subject is deeply interesting, and as the volume ii small it will serve good preparatory reading fol the great work on the same subject, which IS expect cd from thepen ofour countryman, Prescott.
 Governor Johnson of Louisiana has recelved from the war department discretionary direction to fur nish battalion ofartIlery, to be dispatched imme diatey 10 Tampco. The Governor s desired, how ever act upon the call if in his opinion tht force cannot be organized aud sent forward ten days or fortnghtin advance of the regiment previousl, called out.
 The New Orleans Jelfersonian contains letel from Commodore Perry, rendering his thanks tt Governor Johnson for his promptnessin oaning th' artillery ofthe State for he defence of Tampico; anc another letter from the Secretary of the Navy tc the same iunctionary, compIimentng him in tht name of tue President for his promptitude and pub icspirt.
 These tributes of the patriotic conduct of Govern or Johnson are well merited.
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Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, etc. O, MAZaEf.Es A GD..
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5cs-nR. R. 0. SHAW, Dentist Office at hls residence No. 5l Dduphin street, he Mammoth Shni Depot isl
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Great Bargains in Dry Goods. hANlELS q BRADY are offering lIie,r splendid AIsock Of Silks, .Cashmeres a d De Lanes al very low prices, 10 make for their ping sup. plies. The following are n part of their stock Splendid Silk Robes at s20 worth $40
 Elegant Brocade Silks, very cheap Plaid and striped Silks in great variety Rich Cameleon Silks, A wide
 Rich striped and figured black Silks A. rich black Gros de Rhine
 Black striped and plain watered Silks
 Black Satins and Levantines Rich black India Salins
 Rich embroidered Cashmere Robes
 Rich Cashmere and De Lane Robes
 Rich Satin strIped Cashneres
 Rich striped Mouseline De Laines
 Rich Cashmere De Cosse at 25c per yd
 Plain Black Mouseline De Laine
 Camel hair quality plain black De Laines- a new and beauiifnl aitice.
 The above goo ds will be sold at very reducedpri ces for cash. decll
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fbNHE undersigned having cominen need business on his own account, offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular al. tenIon will be paid to door sales of Hay. Pota loes Lime Lumher. Sc., and 10 collecting inward reighs and procuring outward cargoes for vessels.
 0. W. SAVAGE
 dec6 No 94 Commerce street.
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xA TO EFASE-Ausiilps Summer Residrnce sss.1 upon ihe Piscagnula R-ad, will be eaeeo for term oi hse years upon reasonable terms To a good tenant u has upon Il T good Peach, Apple and Plum Orchard, together wrlh good stock uf Cirare Vines, 2c ItI tie of the most desirable places lar smnmeF re-idence. and il woaId pay a good Gardner well for his attention. Appl, to
 dec9Kmo AUSTlLL Ezss LANDING from brig Y Beck, q large as. " snrImeni of GARDEN A FIELD SEEDS,
 all iesh and genuine the erop of 'Si6 for slle
 dec9 by J CAMERON, No S6 Rnyaist
 A Itbera share of rubIlc patrnuage is solicited.
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M ED1CAL NOTICE-The undersigned offers VII his professional servIces as Homeopathic PhYscian 10 the citizens of Mobile. Office 6i Roy. al street. JAMES c. BELDEN, M. D.
 References;
 John F. Gray, M. D. N. c. Hull, NJ. D. }New Yo,k. J. II. W hiitaker, M. D. c. NJ. Taft, M. D., New Orleans. nov3(cdtu
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GHOkSALE-Jusl received. small lot of buiied R Corn heal. very superior article.
 ANDERSON q DICKSON. dsslfx e Commerce strsst.
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SUPERIOR BRANDY-Thosa who wish to ob. 0tain superior article, would recommend
 them to call on Van and Riley al Pne's Alhamhra N E. The above Brandy is of recent importation
 and is said 10 be finer than any hng of the kind in
 this market. II will at all times be found on lhe
 Bar at the Alhambra. dec5
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PAINTING.

Sign and House Panting, Gliding and Giaxins
 nRDERS for 'he above pronptl, attended 10 at Othe lowest prices, at ToDD's. AZ Dauphn st. Also, large and general assortment of Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes, G, Id and Silver Leaf, Bronze etc. on hand and fnr sale noyI2
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VIE Iit HIIthIIUH nI pUICHHstFs
 " WILLIAMSON, dec10c Cor Commerce and Daunhin ais E IN virtue ofa deed ol trust. hearing dale Ist Au. H gust. lS45, executed by Henry Holmes and Miles A. Bot, recorded in mortgage book, No 8, pages 305 and 306, fer purposes therein natne,l, will proceed to sell al public auction on Saturday, inc l9lh day of December, at l2 o'clock M, m front of the Mobile Count House. the following described negroes
 WILLY. aged about 2s, child, years old. RACHEI.. aged about 45.
 CLAIBORNE, aged ahoui 35, Such titles will be given as are vested in me by a,ed of trust.
 dee9 H. O. BREWER trustee
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EH. T. JEsTER.

Tin Plate and Shset Iron Woyker,
 EH AS removed from No l06 to No IS Dauphin st, \ \ filth door east of Royal st. aorlh side, and wIIi keep c1usranly on hand and for sale an assortment gl Tin aad Iron Ware, Copper, Tin aud Zinc Roofing, on the most approved plans Condnciors and Cutters made and put np order; repairing and lbbbing dune with neatness and despatch. dec5