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ImporftrsDf eUerg description gC QHeeasUsTe, China
 Liass 3l Wafer street M"hle, Alabama. and s5 Main street. s Luni-. Missouri.
 fe.s zg Respeeiiuiy invite the attention Of SS5s6- SesS MrTchnuis. SeHm iinaI Owners ani ulh- isesiA Nsa CTS In tntfr extensive stuck oI Queens. V G ss5H Ware, hc. NtN Merchants in ,he hihii nf purchis East pfte- uariy sulterd nnd examine heif stuck und pt- re-. Their arrangements and facilities such ensble ihth h nirr udueenebIs 10 purchasers unsurpassed bs aui uiher house.
 The stuck Oi the i-test and most approved styles having hesn selected h, o the partners from tie br-i Il auuftrnttirs in EItupe
 [ I Any hills made The East wh reSpeelah hous- es in ih.ir line viii Jupeatd; md m, gnos psrh hrd their rsiH>hHrn warranted togo fire u hteHk a2r
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The Northern Tribune, new wing and abolition paper just started Bath. in Maine, assaults the democrats of Ihe north ''crnging slaves at the feet oi southern masers"-and pays the southern ~higs the following awkward compliment. We call lt very awkward for republication here, where these southern whips are contendng every day that she democrats are abolnionrsis also:
 ''Souhern whigs do not ask of us to surrender the [" rights of the norh h. and southern democrats would " not demand, did they not find lhe northern demo- " cracy so ready 10 yield them up.'
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CAPITAL JoKE = Our uciehbor of the Penn- sy'yanIdn pnhlishe in 'rira, ihe great speech uf Damel Wehse~, delivered in Fanieul liall m 1920, denyHg 'he cnnstiiu ionaliyofa tarH for protection and essentially in favor of fee trade They were buu9h up largely, and we assured our contenpo- ray tifeeb ol Ihe New York Tribnne actually pur- chased one yesterday morning on ihe New York hnaf. Wonder fhe was pleased win ils pern.al?
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uoa mtcd Rihemen for the U $. Army.

EFHE undersigned has opened recruiting ren. h dezvous al Nc. 2, Danphin street, Mobile. next door o lle corner of Commerce street. where he vii! receive into he servce ol the Dnited States, 76 able h'died men, ctIzsus ct the United Sl0ies, "ho desire 10 enlist in the .'Reglment of Mnunted Riff mem al present serving with the army in Mex icu.
 Every man will be furnished wilh an excellent horse, horse equipments, arms. clohng and sub siseLce at the expense of he governments in addI. lu the pay of $S per month. The length of ser wee is five years. None but able hodied men oI good character and habits. between the ages of IS aud 35 years, sound in body and mind, of good appearance, and well lor"ed and fit in every par tcuiar pel form the duties of soldier. wil be re- ceved
 Oregon being the ultimate destination of lhe Mounted Rifle Regiment rare oppoi lunily is now offered Ia young desfous of visiting (hfler the war) that romantic and almost nnpxplOred conntry.
 F RUFF, Captain
 Mounted Rihemen United States Army. Mobile, Dec. IS, 1916 decl9
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PLArTERIs0 PREAcHEP. .---One dnv, vi eu Bnnyan hal ieacheI wlh peculiar warnl.h id en- latgnmeui, sume o"e of hs iticuds came to sIlake hands with him ter the service, and observed To hun what "sweet sermon he had de,a,ed." Ave, he tepliei '}ou med remind ne of that for ihe devil told me ol Il before was omi of The pulpit"
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Miss MARY ANN LEE-"Om Mary Ann,' as she is frequently caIed is carrying all before her
 ihe Si. Charles theatre in New Orleans She may be expected here time next week. Since her last visit to our city she has passed year or two under the most distinguished rnaitres de danse a Paris. and IS wonderfully improved m every way 1T she better than Julia 1mnbuI she is rp, owed indeed Nsss parons. ns the venerable Ritche
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Tue Union of the evening of the llIh contains tae ,eport of tleSrcre,ary of War. That ol the Post master General and the Secretary of the Navy are promised for tie next day.
 The var report IS very lucid and well written paper. We have marked extracts from il for our nexi paper. Iu ii'e meantime we give rom tue Charleston Meicur, wbat appears to be a compen dous exlrac, of rhe report of the Postmaster Gene
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lis noted significant fact, hsI al the great Webster demonstration in Philadelphia, the name of Mr. Clay was not mentioned The New York Tribune, indeed, says that when Kentucky was toast ed. there was said to be compliment appended by the coHpany honor of MT. Clay. but that amiist the noise he did not hear it. The 'enbodImenr of whig principle was forgotten, and MT. Webster was inslaed in his place as their 'personifcali0n!
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(Adjoining the American lIoiel, Exchange st.)
 FE'lE undersigned would respectfully inform his
 . hIends and the public in general that his we'll know" establishment, after undergoing thorough renovation and being in excellent order, and for cleanliness and neatness being unsurpassed by any simar establishment in the South, hangers and residents will always find ready Warm, Cold, Show CT and S1h Water BathS. The undersigned returns his acknowledgements for the very iberal patronage with which he has been favored, aud hopes by strict attention To his business still To merit Us cohtinu. declSKw VIM HICKEY.
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BOARDING,

M RS. ANN DALE (lale Mrs. Ann Walker) lvA would inform her friends and the public that she is s,il located a' he former residence corner o
 nauphln and Conception streets. The House has recently undergone such repairs as reuder it of the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Es- establishments in the city. The style of the table and price wil she confidently believes, give entre sat-
 saction those who ma, favor her with their pat ronage. She has still accommodations for one or two 'miIies, and also for several gen lemen with or without lodging. noyl6
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THEPYRAmiDs OF EGYPr.-Mr. GlidJon makes ihe following statement '.1he granite onained in the great pyramld, would be sufficient fur the build ing of aliibe churches and public buildings in Phh- aielp,a and ihe quantity ot other maierals.lt COD
 yered into pr iok would build all Lhe dwellings iu that eitso yhate is aieFiel saihcept br tie lbres ibsgss, psraipidsste ereatsll .heihvidlngthep hHgFtlrstsf3nisRS Sisls pllPhmsfisaassH public
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MOBILE
Rsaturday Morning, December 10, Is+o

The eastern mail cane through yesterday wlil dates fthe evening of the llfh from New York ant of the morning of the l2 rom Washington
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O5- The New Orleans boat due yesterday will ,he pail had mol arrived al la hour last n ghl.
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The Chevalier Don Rocco Marluscelli, the charge d'Adares of the king of Ie two Sicilies, istro. dsced en the 18th, 10 the President by lhe Secretary of State. Mir. Marlnscelli is the first diplomatic representative ever acc iedled 10 the United States iism this king don.
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Sine beautiful, amtbe, Willy edned. full inu- sic. poetry and lselina; bu >li-'s nlriel-talkng ln such being Is like owning lckat n he lottery alieady draWn
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Il is uo@ cnn-iaored su'gT Ia say k,cked llie bueket,' when speaking nt Il mn Whn has been Anng The apnrased exposition Is ..i'he criminal tafatd pole aud ,rs"red.
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English papers by ,he Caledonia state that the British Board of Ordnance have decided against ssing Schonbein's gun cotton in the army.
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CrPIocs FAer.- II i. sa @ that ihr characters ol Grave 'tesA II und, Va. are identical with inc l1scrrtons en some runs l,tel, discovered in Nu- india, Africa.
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We pre indebted Ia Senators BagbY and Lewis and to Messrs Bowden and Coitfell, Repesenla lives in Congress from lhs SIale, for public docu rasnis,
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sIs ihcm old fellows ati,e na"?'' said m nrcb Il 10 his teacher "" hoo Why Paul and Luke aud Deuteronomy and lhem.'
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NA PfNES'S ALHAMBRA.

k%A PiNES'S ALHAMBRA. <SA E::A 1his extensive establishment has lately .GaH been reltted in handsome sllie. and d private en- trance made direct from Royal Ihe splendid Bali and Concert Room, on the second floor. which has also been fitted up handsomely, for Balls, Con certs and Fairs, and may be considered one of the finest rooms in lhe southern country.
 The Bar will always be supplied wuh the best of WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS The eating department will be under lhe immediate supern- tendance of heproprelor whose exertions to please, he trusts, will mol he found wanting.
 In addition tp ihe celebrated Beef Steaks, Coffee and Oysters seived here, visitors can all times hereafter, he accommodated with Buckwhent Cakes and WELSH RARFBlTS. nov26cm
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GREAT WRsTEAK CIRcUs -The day per. formsnce commences al three o'cack. nlhe even ing W. woRaELE, the Clown, opens his budget of mir.h. He Invites EVERY BoDY to ysit Him on this the occasion of his benefit.
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STONE AND M'CULLUM'S MAMMOTH GREAT WESTFkN CIRCUS

STONE AND M'CULLUM'S MAMMOTH GREAT WESTFhN CIRCUS.
 Tickets of Admission 20 Cents Situated on Ihe Public Square, m the new pavil- ion l60 feet in length, and capable of seating 2500 persons. Seats Reserusd for Families.
 Gala Performancs
 Extraordinary Attra etiOn. The working of lhe Arabs, lhe wrestling of the Horses, the Slick Fesiynl, the Pyramids oi anna- ted structure, produced with new costume, musIc, Re.
 ". WCRRFLL,
 THE CLOWNS BENEFIT TONIGHT. GS The afternoon reriol mances commence at three o'clock pm.
 THIllIS EVENING, December.- after selections -a rom ihe famous Brass Band, oi Ieapng showing the use of mounting and dismounting from the Saddle; equestrian fnais by Messrs F. n S.one, McCuIlnm, A Levi, Shay. and hy the celebrated female equestrian Mrs SMITH; athe'ic exercises by the coniianv; dance oi ihe ninner Plates, by E Stone, II Loug's Tu'ored PonHy; Corie Voant exercises by W Jack,o", J Smith. P CoemaH, and E Brown; concluding with the Festival oi the Arabs.
 GJ- Officers engaged 10 enforce order. 0J- Doors open al 6a; commence 74.
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Life Insurance.

ENtlE subscriber, agent Tor the NEW ENGLAND A MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of Boston, ask lhe attention of the pubic io ihe singa lar advantages which that company presents to per sons contemplating insurance for life-advant Iges which, It is presumed will compare iayorabl, with those of any similar institution.
 Pamphlets showing the objects. principles and regulations of this company, with forms of applica ton, and all necessary noi nation will be furnished by ROBERT s. BUNKER,
 dec14 corner Si Francis and Royal st
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IA-A PRIVATE BtIARDING. (zA i...A CHARLES s. PATTISON.Ea Ea

L@NCI1ARLF.S B. FATTISON..k;:;la-
 Recently of the Waverly House and formerly of lhe La(irange House, Tuscaloosa has taken the large three story hrck building Royal street, six doors south of ihe Custom House. which he will op en on Ihe 9Th inst as n Private Boarding House. Ii will le under the immediate superinendance of Mas. PATTIsos, who has had much experience in ihe business. and her particular attention will be given to such ladies and gentlemen well as fami- lies who may desire to take quarters there, either by he day. week or menh novhMmo
 N.B,-MRs PATTisoN has for sale variety of Preserves pu up by herself with great care. 10 wit Pears. Peaches 0 iinces, Plums, Figs, Ci'roR; Brandy Peaches and seeded Morilla Cherries. AL sn-Annle. Qnnce and Plum lellIes. nnv9
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Hardware. CnsIery, Guns, etc., c. FIAZAN6.Ae eE O.,
D F N 1IS TR Y.

Ca-nlR LEE, having returned from the cprnlry, would inform his friends and the public, that he Il resume Ihe practice of his profession lhe same of- ice as heretofore, via: the south east corner of Dauphin and Royal streets. Entrance from eii!er surcei. near the corner. ny26if
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ec14 corner St Francis aud Royal st

W ANTED-By Ia young Man who Ihoro"gly
 w understands business, n situation as Book keeper or Clerk. Is we'll acquainted with the Dry Goods or Grocery business, and has a large Country acquaintance. Good references given. Address box 449 Post Office. decl4
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V DUDOoE N NtTs ZJ WaIer st
JOHN NJ. CADE'S

 EE.7 BOARDIN HOUSE. EEas@ S0uih East corner Pubic Square, Cor better known as he Dauphn sl Hole) Mobile, is open for the reception of Families, orprivate Gen,lemen.-- Entrance Dauphin street, 3d door from the cor- ner dec2Kmo
 The Greensboro Beacon, Livingston, Ala. Whig, Weekly Independent Miss, will please insert . month and forward bill 10 J Nj c.
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GasRGgdsiNEcEs

NEW 0RLEANS-Per scir Chesley-s ks bacon. 2l ,bs flour. ll2 Im Mhl.kY.
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Pust sf ttobiie--De ccmbsr 10, iA96.
 CLEARED.
 Brig Ariel, Atkins, f,r iiavans, by LeBsron & Son
 ANEiNEb.
 schooner Elmn, Chesley, from New Orleans. steamboat Creole Key holds, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Hinona Roberts, from Warsaw, with 737 bales coiInn.
 steamboat Irene, II. Tay ior master, i'm ChDes' Fer ", with bales cotton.
 Steamboat Montgomery, Johnson. from Montgonery, ?, with i.Ut bnlrs cntIou
 oIeamDoat Lowndes, Johnson, fin Montgomery, with l32l bales cotton.
 steamboat Bourbon. Harriss, rom McLaren's land ing, with yi4 bales cotton.
 ARRIVED HENcE-At Philadelphia, Dee 10, brig Ohio. Dasi~.
 ULeAuED Foa rms PoRT-From Philadelphia, Dec 10, bark William X James, Mercirr.
 IF Consignees per Mn niezuma rom New Orleans. of hhls Bacnn niurked w, anl g. terces Bacon, marked H, will please call and receive the same. deeIs OAG GILBERT & BRO. E1VOR II iRE-A Muatio Woman first rare house N servant, and good washer and Ironer. Apply at this office. deci9K ENOR HIRE-A Negro Man, first rate house A' servant. Apl'y,o Idecl9Kwi J.REYNoLDS seSN VESSELS lWANTED-J.o load with E54tkR Briok, la be- delivered lat, the Navy Yard. PsAssc9la7-4a liberal freight will be gwen Agply e edeeiaa--a l.berai sig F CCENIER AGH. M EW PRIME PoRKEl5bhls Nipsesea Gsding H NelfRInhtpk,bF-i5 b6M H RblN,sssssAIk3isskr X \ N
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eA AMERICAN HOTEL AND 4sA
 s: RESTAURAT, lI::4


 Formerly Commercial Exchange, Ntuated on Erchange strett, befiCeeu Water and
 merce streets, Mobile. TENHE above VI ell known and popular taiiishm \ having undergone thorough repars during past summer, is open for the seas n.
 To ship masters planters and busin men gen. erally, the above establishment is the conveni- ent of any in the c,iy-being in immediate proxim- ny to ihe wharves and principal 'oroughfares, and can accommodate from 50 10 50 with sleeping apart menus, and about '50 with board.
 The Eating department is on the Resiaurai plan, where they can get. their meals at any hour in ihe day. and the charges the most reasonable of any house in lhe city
 0J- The utmost order and clea"liness observed lhruagh bout inc establishment. The proprietor hopes that wnh these recommendations and strict atten- ton to business. to merit share of patronage. octI6mmo JAMES DYER
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.nsissss,Ts OF so.rgor.

Per schr Elma from New Orltans-S S JOnes; II Austini c Davenport smith, Dabney & coj De.hon {
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lE. 1T. JE STER.

Tin Plate and Shta Iron No,kg,
 HAS removed from No 106 to No 4S Dauphin st, l fifth door east of Royalst, Horh side and will keep constantly on hand and for sale assortment of Tin and Iron Ware, Copper. Tin and Zine Roofing, on the most app owed plans Conductors and Cutters nude and put up To order; reparing and obbing done with neatness and despatch dec5 FENHE undersigned having commenced business \ his account, offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular at. eBiion will be paid to out door sales of Hay. Poia oes, Lime, Lumber. &c., and to collecting inward relghts and procuring outward cargoes for vessels.
 O. W. SAVAGE
 dec5 No 94 Commerce street. M OTICE-The nndersi gned having been appo,nt- ' ed agent for the "Patria" the only Spanish pa per published in the United States. beg leave to in form the public, particularly young men studying the language, that they ~ill receive subscriptions at their ofioe. dec5l CRUZAT & MOORE GUPERIOR BRANDY-Those who wish to ob- Stain q superior article, we would recommend them call on Van and Riley at Pine's Alhamhra. N. B. The above Brandy is of recent importation, {, and is said to he finer than ,hng oi inc kind in this market. II will at all times be found on lhe Bar al the Alhambra. dec5 NEW TOOK BINDpRY-rhe subscriber has lN ad,ed Bndery tO his business and is pre- pa, ed to do all sorts of work in this hue with des patch. moderate prices, and of good quality can be done in any city.
 decl F. H. BROOKS. M OTICE-All persons indehied to the estate of lVJAMES M SUMWAIT, deceased, also to ,be late frm of SUMWALT & TEST, are requested ,o make Immediate payment
 All claims remaining unpaid the first of Feb ruary next, will be put in suit. decl2 BOOKS! BOOKS!.-SeliinR off al Cost-The hJ large and valuable stock of Books and Station. cry belonging 10 the late firm of Sumwalt & Test, is offered to ihe public at prices to close the business The stock has beea we'll selected and is mostly Purchasers would do well to call and exan;ne before buying elsewhere. tlecl2
 City Hospital of Mobile.
 ORNATE Patients will have every attention be A slowed on them for their accommodation and re coyery al this institution.
 01-Separaie apartments allowed if required.
 TERMs-For Colored persons el per daya
 cws f. Whpea l do s2tq ss per day. dec3Km0 Ws. d t2, sa,e, .l,v k1EiESPICE--lO bags. in st. re and for sale hv 1LIasFEEE-IJkkY x 1Fik I ',fsG GatAA kJf ikJf .&FEs fN dscS5 MAITLAND, CLARKssA COS
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EXPORTS.

HAYANA-Per brig Ariel-l00,2l5 feet lumber.
 aMlEfhRs
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l We have be asorel in | v.ace of the e .ula pabllcaan wja ;iie pninb.r i.f Jan, a-y, l641, o .Giaaa8.'s a.ssis3n Msalhiy Nagazne," vel known monthly is-us4 ia lh.iadelphp', which ha- acquired tha most eylenste ercuIaiian ofa4y maaa- zae hisbri ihe unry Tins popularity il d : ssrvzs, f 'hs ruest .s4ati yfogroPhy and Inc mos costly and te.3tfd embellishments employed IT dressing ai sJt lhe tHsa of lhe ladies. oety, To nance, i,isisn aud fasi.iIn, al furnished by the mosl pafuarp psns n ihe>couatr,, exclusively fol this work dess VI lhs insignificant sum for which the mag zine is sdoldsd 10 sul scli5ars. Netting bnt circulation. amounting, il is saif lo nore than th.Iiy thousand, can enable lhe propreors 10 pay as they to, literally for il contributions -buy inc copy right of ofi.inol works aud give numsrous and exquisite q graynes se,erai in every numher,
 for hree dollars >eaf te single subscribers and len dollars year for parties oi iigI
 The engravlngs il l.e number hefora us are ex. qnisle-engraved expressly for lhis wo,k | fur nshes also n coiored plate of the menthly fashions, and eighty four pages of mrf-r, contai ing an ori- glnal novel contributed by Cooper.
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The following synopsis from the orespondrnce of inc Charleston Mercury, of the report o the P st Master General, gives comprehensive vew of the operations aud candii of the Fo.t Office Depart menl, geher silh lis recommendations and sug- grstlons.
 The average ,nco of the Telnrt.
 Inenr ltum Ram inne. ls3G. t1 lS4j < sci 62i 6 The average inr5ne f re "euar
 mept d,ns 3lth Jnee, le45 3,tS7 lo9 B Loss iirs year, uader lhe new law, S77.l25 3b Loss ea'np rod wlh iast y-ar, SD2 6I2 I5
 tbe rrp IT traces the cHn,rs nf deiclenry m Il c1nsd raair degree, ln tlauds by Expfesses-a M ing single letters to weigh sendiug letters over msi ionfes uui dt the ,n1I, under mefancs ui ther frlatng ip ,he carg i--the nuIhlrs of newspapers, circulars, Sc.. hrongh lhe natis but Ia sen liun e Post Olhce-an the dra l'tlers. am llnt. ing n between ani Il half anl TWO rui.llpn4 uualiy. l. recnmmsnls ihu l oz. be ile weight of single ieer, except wh"Ie Writen on single sheet et paper weighing less lhan uz-lhat the same power be given Q the Department preyrn viola. tons oi the revenue laws gvan To iha Secrea " oi the Treasury agdinst snuggiers-lh,l no IT ers relating To cargo gn free. without being open and subject 10 insprctoI--hai the postage news papers be increased aud r'ted accorilng 10 weight size. allowing prorrieors to send lhem out of the mail if they choose-lhAt newspapers sent by others than the publishers should pay higher raies--lhtt all prinied matter going through he mails should be prepaid-aui all letters prepa,d or charged double postage. If these recomml" daiiuns he carried ou, he tIiaks no further aid wall be required from the .,fs
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IcphfNuNlCArFD l

There cannot be d douh hai hal there is Ssf} great falling of "a lie Cotton crop oi ihs iear- much greater faink than Is now estimated - hn ing other things e tiing 10 error. Is that he es tHtle made it bGlts MI heui tHki.2 into con, ie rajlan the tlihsiencr in weight between he A1laofC and Gulf ports. We see lur instance an esilm4Ie | based on he data that the former will increase ;l third compared wIh sl year, and Inc iatler fail oli 2 third compared m the sama manner, assuming he bales 0l the Atlantic DOTS ltst year to have been 500 OO0, h. data woHlH give ID round numbers 5'3 UDO for thIs. Assuming again the crop of last Iear 10 have been 9 10a 000 bales II would lrnve Tor the Gulf ports eco .000: deduclng thrd Io the
 ailiug of would make the crop oi this year ),N67- 600. and the nggregie crop of the ser eslimard ln bnies .700,OB8 Bui reducing 10 pounfs al 3aO lpT tie Al an'ic ports, and 450 for he (iul- he hue mode of asceranug the real t,l,mg fl --wCnld 1 give very different result. Thas estimated, the crnp oi he Atlantic ports, on lhe same dala, wouhi give for lst ysI TO O00 900 pounds. and the (iull 1 72j .000,0t0 making on the whole S90,i 0 lG00, wiile Ihe former would ior hts year give 22l 550, GOO pounds, and lhe .Ier 4al I5n ,000. mll iag bur 1 702, 790 ,nG0, and difference against ihis year ot ss,a0O 600 pnuads. equal tn s6 O00 Calf bales or 2h2 .000 Atlantic Bu' as rh falling of i< in the | Gulf and lhe acrea@e m he Altn,r, to ascertain
 he real amount cstiuaied m bales, the latter ought to be deducted, which taken from tine csinale of 700 900 would give ll47 900 baiey the crop ol the gear. Our own belief Is lhe crop wIl be bel 3w this result, as We feel satisfied third added To last years crop in Ihe Atlaulc ports wl npi be far from the inlh, whle the ,educ oa ol lhird from that Of the gulf will be gani ded short of ile rnth
 A ihe English Cotton buyers last season avaed themselves O tue ncrease oi pounds oi COlGm com pared with lhe number of bales. from The act that he greal decrease in tIe number of bales WAS from he Atlantic States, Where ihe ba'es ale lighter and now thai the reverse k the iact. thJwu by he foregoing. We Hsk attention 10 Ihe fact.
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NEW TOOK BINDTRY-rhe subscriber has lN added d Bindery to his business and is pre- paI ed to do all sorts of work in this hue with des patch. at moderate prices and of as good quality be done in aay city.
 decd r. II, BROOKS.
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M OTICE-Ail persons indebted to the estate of lNJAMES M SUMWAIT, deceased, also to ,b e late fran of SUMWALT x TEST, are requested io make immediate payment.
 All claims remaining uapaid on the first of Feb ruary next, will be put in suit. decl2