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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
MILLINERY AND FANCY

AT l43 PEkeL STREET.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are row rsc.ivins tseir sprne
i stock Of Millinery sod sir Goods, which embfsees
much the largest well the hsst srecfe5 assortment
ever of.i Cd In ths ket Their stock % Bonnet KID
bons 10 more .han three large ~ that OF sny otns
sstssl.huent 10 the city l,rss pofuoa Of wnicn sfe
for their owa orders soc sae
rs Be ev-d 70 show more elegance IN syss rehns" soo
toe in "a. eonbias'in Of coi0rs and 10 tsstsf variety
,L.n ave been offered, sst bat more can eeo
h, sod "a cheaper for cash thsn can eis7s mere
=. r,,.d Their hiss sl~eys been 70 Keep rot only
~ .s.o tuleur oa. the ry lee WHEN Will always
80 sll because hey pretty ADD cheap Perehssefs
ro.G al Z. 20 call Tnsr stsoftneD' OF ArlAslA row
80 pa,ss s'l.s &c 10 keeping with the rAst OF thsr
.s,eh /, 40 com slefs that gcafcsiy "a article ir
49,, ~ -xn Dc called Dr thu they have not q hey
,is5x. r5smelvss deal firiy snd nsintsn their pre-
-rr.out.,ion u s-hss goods cheaper man sny other
..,.bl;.h-sn, IL the Guy Il. NJ e1EsENs ".
r. ~ srIvEss JAS 3. s,grH 9 lmsodis
~O~TROrLER's OFFICE, STATE Of Nev-York
IT. FARAEKS BANK OF NINA, Ch1ufsueae
,,x H.. rhis dsy H. Ia ttis Oce notice u the sp
ooin.as.t Of Vsa Dszen. Of 10 Gr@eDwich-st New
YORK a Agent for the r.dempron Of its circulating notice
orsrher with rsvoesion Of the appointment Of Wssh
hun Co Of Albany sccn Agents. azreeably 10 The Get
.nrts1 A act relating 20 the redemption OF Bssk
No.ss- passed MAJ 4, isfl-geb 5. 1913
81 NJ FILLMORE, Conr
DUBLTC NOTICE % h.rsby gwen thsf pstitions
have been prss-ncs IN the Board n Aldermen 10 neve
SEVER constructed 10 Beeknsg from the Fss 20 tns
Fast River All persons lnterested 10 the shove pfo1oo
t.or HAVING objections 10 the are req1sHsa r.
s,nt then in writing the undermined 81 nis enes ~
IA. Of Records. on or before the s,h dsy OF tsefuSy
ias, MARTIN THOMPSON, street. Se@s's'"'~'
Stree; c. mmissionsrs Office Bserasry s'is".
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a FOX 0ALE-Ths whole o. vert Of The ssssk
- sad fxarss of that old sse.sliehe1 Wsssh -
= Jsvery stsad hssvs - AKERLY 4 oato0e.
So Bowsry The sore 70 fitted 70 10 shs esss
and now doing retail business Of 5000 yeN
for term VI years To ssy 10 th- bsssese
hat may wlsh 70 engage 10 H. III an eppoFtssy 81
dom met With III heslrh Of Of the kr ne sesecs
for srsnovs Possession sivsn inams1issssy sssS
Information inquire o. be seeser ssraas ,ss 49,
81 lws. AktsLf enl9Ss. :. 800.
DaOPOs.Ls Will gs RECEIVER . ss, /! q; ;ss
t.s, ~ q, pnifus Cboeh. Ia Cen'Is-st for tbe New
YORK society fsr The Pr0me'oa Of EAsesiios sness
Tor a.a sns speesesrs may b sea II the drive
store 81 we" SAMUEL z. CORNISH,
PATRICK Il. AEASOy, CSo'ts1
~2x JAS MscuNE shITH,
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BOOK TRADE.

OVON IthUGs
VALENTINES! VALENTINE!
Come ye icvsrs one are all.
Iuf5 GRkHAN's nsis ssses
There's the place 10 spend y0S. cass
To equal ~hieh the ~oria's ss6sd
Valentines Of every kre.
inst the cres - suit yc1r mind
Comic, SENTIMENTAL tsSc.
AL are washing Ike mage
Then before hey g. Ae gore,
Cone ys in and see the irn
INST PrBLI.urD-Tne Lovers GIN, Beautifully
j Ss.-s ,uisurs boob Just suitable for The ssuon sc
IRE Last Of the F.iries. By James. q eta
The Hunters 4 ksntoesy OF ne rs. $50 ''"'0'
Tr.psers .rd Traders Ia the Far West :, es
TIE Hsafs q he Hetdless. By >oen- . es A.
rhe sscs,kin, BY the sa'her Of " EiAsn Allen =.
Agents 5oossellers and others 'arehea ~tn "a NV
II W GRAHAM Triban. Bslaln,s. N....ast
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY
IN PREss-Ths LIFE AND PUsLlc SERVICES OF
HENRY CLAY.
5rossA; down TO ire yssr isss.
BY EPES SARGENT, ESQ.
With steel Engraving. vol svo-pp -. Neatly prtnS
ed sad done up 10 paper covers, Price 2 cents Five
copies seat BY Mail for 81 The postage on single copy
to any part Of the Uar.d States will be about u or y
cent?. GREELEY 4 McELRArH.
The work VII be ready deliver BY the arss Gay Of
March next. Orders may be sent Immediately
THIS DAY,
WALLACE. THE HERO OF SCOTLAND. Price y
w cents. AbcunSiaS 10 ils.,rstious
FRIDAY.
Tn. Struggle. and Adventure. Of Christopher rsdpol-
BY Albert Smith, suthor Of Rejected Addresses Bran
S1.tye House" sc crukshsnks original lliustrsfiona
Price Is cents
sHcSrLY TO sFPEAR.
Launcelot Wiige ~ Hootou.
Evs or the I.-. Of Life and Death, by Msturn.
The Oak Openings. OF TIE Bee Hunter BY Sceper,
BURGESS. SrRtNGER co.
n 2us 80 Broadway, cor. AnH-st
LIFE OF
DEV. DR.. CHANNiSG, Eiitrd BY his nephew. WIN
IL n chnpliuz This valuable work will be for sale By
the subse Published Those who wish 70
receive esry copy the o <ss Soston price can have
/, forwarded published By leaving their address
with CHAS. y FRANCIS CO. 20 BROADWAY
NB-No esnvssser travelling agent IL authorized to
receive subscription on our account. C. > r. \ CO.
81 isf
lEITNrNNG MINIS
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ALIAS WITCHC RAFT.

VIM BLsEESEy, By request. viii Commences conr ~
LECTURES this "a -an-sdsyl evening a. Cozf neitn Al.
rs Grsnd-s' desneri-m-its u satty IN wien
cr.ft AZ the close Of tie Lecture snisrec csos,s s
p-ct-d Believers Nsseris1 AID the pa bic g-,er ,
.r- invited. Se-ts free. err
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" Mercantile Llbrar, Association.

o. LII d Will deliver The fifth Lecture q the Course OF
Astronomy, Clinton Tia ], on Fraay. a. y Pm. Sub
ject-The Phsnomens OF the Moon Animation 81 cents;
men, bers half price THOs J. BAYAUD,
81 Chairman Lecture Committee
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tAATEH &C KE.-Dh IKALL, VIC stsrts1 ~
w first By. roya5ie Institution N AEercs reserves 70
valid sg hs conuoaioGs establishment IS Laightst '
sry srrzrrs-u. hss been made for the comfort and - ~
rrogre 81 patients drnz TIE Winter vhei season re
-. - .r-esiIr efarfrt -. tnli
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. FOR SALE OH TO LEAsE-soo Wy ,sycs'
u .bis the large, hfst eless hoass ESQ os,
- 10 fee S. Fast sirteesb ct near cnioa-sqssss Pos-
session in,nne6isteIy n desired
Aso the house srd lot IN fee, ~ Twsety-ssysshSt
e., N -Four hsvenas Of Of ok lssirsbls
sstory hoases rsesaay anishsd-inasdiass pessssses
Also, several > and story bQe.ss 10 he vsisiy Of
Tor sss. very Ssslrs6ls lot 90 the vsa ssAs Of
Ff.vsoue shy feet soutS Of Twenty sssoadst. >sl3p
vsrt o. the purchase rs0s'n on bo sst uereses
Title indspu.bs Apply BY note OF 10 esrsos. y he
ssb.criber 81 Twenty ssvsathst east Of yosrkrsse
81 s,is' DARIUS DAvISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
CHRISTOPHER RUrHEkI0RD, Assasaefs
by JANIS N. MlLLER-stors Nc. IS naAtsa
ID lane noxt door ~ No Lihsty-st
WEDNESDAY Feb -.

Atl2 o'elock, Of the Merchants fxshaeeo.
Twssrisr.. IT Will be sold under the dnsettea Of
Phio Russes Master In Cbsnesry ell thst es Of erd
with the budinss the sou he ly side of Twssueeh o.
hsins westerly from the south sstsriy corner Of
the AID being ~ feet fross b.
81 deep. ,..
kuowu a. No AZ Ludlow M Lot IS feet fost By " deep
Also story buildns IN the rear Of said lot %:
half Of the purchase money eau remain on bond asd
mortgage The premise. Gao be seen a. soy time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

- FOR sALE-At wo.story frame house sad lot Of
81 ground 50 feet non. snd rear and shout 1so
"a Do the pssce several fruit ell Of excel.
lent water building suitable for email vovt skoD
or stable The house we'll b. liz but few yesIs ago. Sal
o. West YARNS ard shgiby situated for psrson dotoG
business CONNECTED with sportstlon By vstsr
the yss. or 10 the city Of CHAs. TAYLOR nrst houss
moth SIDE Twenty sxtht east u Third sseoas iv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

Pvslic ApNr>isrsAros's SALE or ClorMss. booxs
sc sc oeiax ps. of the Of the late William Noa
Eshth consisting Of boek PRATT, clothing. tssk vud-
robe lot seeond hama furniture Also variety ssssfss
con pris.ns secondhand etching, lot hardware, mney
xoods, &c. Nc.
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY


Il -Spmwalt & Test, Booksellers and Station
,ers, No. SO, Dauphin stree, mobile, keep
constantly on hand large and complete assori-
ment of BooksIapd Stationary, embracing Law
Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and
school books, Also, American, French and
English Paper, Printing paper of every size
Wall and Bordering Paper, Pens, Quills, Ink,
Inkstands, Slates &C. DC. Blank Books, en-
qracng Ledgers Journals, Day Books, Cash
Books, &c. DC. full and hall bounnd A large
assortment Blank Books of every description
manufactured at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms Music, Periodicals
&c, bound in the stoutest manner
They are Depositories Of the
dMOBILE BIBLE SOCIETY,""
Where oan be had, for Auxiliaries and Sab
bath Schools, BIBLES & TESTAMENTS,
at the American Bible Societys cos, with the
expense okfiieght added.
They are also Depositaries of the Methodist
Books published by the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Also ofthe new Baptist Hymn
Book, by Dr.. Buck, ofLouissille:
Sunday Schools, of all denominations fur
nished with Books Of instruction. Also for
Premiums and Library use.
TT. J. C, q. Co. are determined TO sell at
low rates, and would respectfully invite the at
tention Of Merchants, Teachers, and the Trade
generally, 10 their large and valuable stock
Oct, l647.
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VIM. STRICKLAND,
BOOKSELLER, STATiONER, AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
Is Dauphin Street, Mobile, Ala.
MpdicoI Miscellaneous and NehOOl Raoks


Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books
A IL Of which are offered at prices much
II lower than heretofore obtained in Mobile.
His stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery
embraces every article in demand.
School Books Every kind in use.
Blank Books, All sizes, patterns and styles
OF binding.
Papers, Writing, Drawing, Wrapping,
Wall, &C., in great variety.
COMING PreSseS.--The largest assortment ev-
Ell offered.
Envelopes.-For Letters, Notes, Cards, We'd
dings, etc., plain and fancy.
CasdS.-Plain, Visiting, Embossed & Motto.
Gold PcnS.-Diamond points, warranted su-
perior.
Steel Pens.-Embracing nearly every kind
made.
Ink stands, waters, sealing wax, cutlery,
states, inks, gum tickets Tor marking goods,
pencils, perforated boards, colored, gold, sill
yer and bronze papers; water colors, brushes;
quilts and every other article OF stationery.
Wall Paper and Bordertng-as low as six
cents per piece.
He mas purchased the Bindery and Blank
Book Mamufactorg formerly belonging to the
late firm of Sumwalt g. Test, and is prepared
10 make Account Books OF every description,
and Of quality equal TO any made.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, invoice
Books, Record Books, Execution D0ckets and
all other books used by Sheriffs or Clerks Of
Courts, made to order at the same price paid
for similar books in any Of the northern cities.
Old Books, Pamphlets, &c, g., bound in
any style at very low rates.
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine
stock and prices. Goods freely shown.
october II, l847, ly.
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MOBILE GASS COMPANY.
COKE AND TAR.

THIS company has on hand constant sup
i ply CT Coke for sale. This very superior
article for paror fires is not generally known,
it makes much more agreeable fire than Coal
throws out a greater quantity OF heat, and is
Gree from sulphur and smoke; Cor kitchen
ranges and cooking stoves it is far preferable
to charcoal.
80 900 GALLONS Coal TAR FOR SALE-Coal
Tar is most useful on every plantation for pre-
serving fences roofs, pickels, and all wood
work. 1t is an excellent paintfor wood or iron
When mixed with lime and sand, heated to
simmering, and well laid on it will resist the
action of fire for long lime.
1t is valuable, also, 10 preserve seed corn
Crows will not eat or scratch up corn that has
Been saturated with Coal Tar 1t does not
prevent vegetation as common Pine Tar does,
and is much less troublesome 10 use, and half
pint is sufficient for bushol if poured over
and well stirred
Sold at the works at 10 cents per gallon
Barrels to be provided by the purchaser.
Office 81 Cont ST. jan l-jy.
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COFFIN L. GRIGGS.

W. AAN ~ S'AsASS'eCs
Dealers in Hardware and Ship Candley
Corner Commerce and St. Francis Streets,
MOBILE
A Enow receiving direct from EUROPEAN
Aand domestic manufactures large additions
to their extensive stock of Har DWARF, Cutlery,
and Ship Chandlery. Amongst their assert
ment may be found the following:
Swedish fiat and square bar Iron English
round square and fiat bar Iron, American do do
Hoop, band and scroll Iron, German, blister,
cast, and spring Steel, Cut and wrought nails,
all sizes, cut and wrought Spikes, do, Hollow
ware, American, English and French, Black
smiths bellows, anvils, vices, tongs, &C., TO-
gether with a general assortment of pocket and
table cutlery.
Also, The following aeticles:
PAINTS IN OIL,
White Lead, Chrome Green, Chrome Ye
low, Imperial Green, Paris do, Emerald dc
Verdigris, Prussian Blue, Spanish Brown, We
nitian Red, Yellow Ochre, Black Paints.
DRY COLORS.
Venitian Red, Yellow Ochre, Lamp Black,
Spanish Brown Whiting, Ter de Selma 4,
Chrome Yellow Prussian Blue Red Lead
Litherage, &c.
Copal, Japan, Leather, and Bright.
Linseed boiled do raw Sperm Winter, do
Fall, Tanners and Meats foot.
SUNDRIES.
Window Glass, Putty, Brushes, Coperas In
digo, Sugar Lead, &c. All Of which thes of
fer to their Mississippi friends, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in this market.
They respectfully solicit a portion of public
patronage. nov. %, iSi7.
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FOSTER & BATTELLE,
Wholesale Dealers IN
WEST INDIA GOODS AND
GROCERIES.
No. 81, Commerce Street.

V0. 81, Commerce Street.
MOBILE, ALA.
wv E have just received, and will keep cont
w stantly on hand, large and choice stock
OF Provisions and Groceries, 10 which we IN
vite the attention of purchasers.
Our stock consists of an ample supply of al
monds, allspice, ale, bacon, dried beef, brooms
5agging and rope, soughlons bitters, cogniac
heunessee, peach, apple, American and cham
payne brandy; buckwheal, birthstone, mocha,
laguira, java and rio coffee; cigars of every
kind; brandy cherries; cider; soda, sugar and
water crackers; cranberries; curranls; citrons
cinnamon; copperas Goldfish; cloves sperm
andladamantiae candles;caperS; cheese; cocoa
chocolate; cordals figs -four, (northern and
westerly race and ground ginger; American
and Holland gin; window glass; box androwe
behring's; indigo, printing and writing ink
white and bar lead; lampblack; molasscs
package; mace; mustard; nails; Lutmegs; ia
Bile, sperm, train, linseed and castor oil on
ions; pickles. sunpowder; pepper, pipes; put
ty, potatoes; painted pals; preserves; pepper
mint; printing. writing and wrapping paper
rum; raisins; MANILA rope; starch brown
loaf, crushed, powdered and havana sugar
every variety of soap; drop and buck sho-
snuff, shad; lemon syrup; saleratus; salpe
tire; salts, sardines; salmon, every variety o.
tobacco and tea; madeira, champagne, mus
catelle, claret, port, sherry, malaga and other
WINES. Apple and wine vinegar; rectifled
and monongahela whiskey; spirits of turpcn-
tine; alcohol; rotten stone; bristol brick; bo-
rax; cologne; matches, English walnuts, &c.
&C., &c.
Orders shall be promptly attended to. Ad-
veyanHes are tardy and uncertain.
dec elf FOSTER & 5ATTELLE.
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MOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
A complete and agreeable remedy f

CONlZeIe and 0Urpp0T7a felDe0V for
..., 1,,u JU,.o ~.
1 1TeI :, rto|"so"S W N"1eS.
VIE Ecleeilc syrup claims not 50 much to
L be product OF art or genius, as the SIM
pie, offering oil nature itself TO check disease
ana BRING back to the pallid cheek the en-
blems Oh lie and health,
me disease 10 which ii Is adapted as rem
cay has been acknowledged to be attended
win dllncuIty, as it regards a certainty of
cure. While IL seems to prevail extensively,
invading every walk OF life, and existing as far
as known IN every cline, the remedy which
snail infaliib'y and safely, and without entail
ing o'her disorders, deliver The system from its
influence mn mas not been SO clearly indIcated.-
we feel assured that many will rejoice to know
lnat discovery has been made which places
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70 L'HOMMEDIEU, BROTHERS,
EA No "a Daaphtn Street, lMOblie,

Ss,.X Dealers in Clocks Watches, Jewelry
silver spoons, forks ladies', plated waters,
castors, candlesticks, coffee and tea urns, fine
table & pocket cutlery, solar lamps, military
equipments, brittania tea & coffee urns, do. tea
4 coffee sets, guns, pistols, watch materials,
and general assortment of fancy goods &c.
Having Just received from The northern mar
kets, where one of the firm has been the past
summer engaged in selecting a very large and
extensive assortment of the best and most fash
ionable goods in their line of business, such rs
TIE Cooper's, Roshll's, Tobias, Beesley's,
JohnSon's, Taylor G. Sons, Yates & Cos and
many other celebrated watches in gold d. silver
hunting & b cases, fine diamond sets jewelry,
cameo, turquoise, coral, garrett 4 various other
kinds of rich sets of jewery, rings pins, brace.
lets, necklaces, buttons, gold pens q. pencils,
thimbles spectacles, gold guard d. fob chains,
seals & keys, vest chains, papier macier walters
fpe casters, candlesticKs, suffers e. trays, pla-
ted urns, scissors, raZors, razor StropS, Soaps,
perfumery, brushes, swords epaulelts, sashes,
belts, buttons; laces, trimmings for Odd Fellows
& Masons, steel beads work bags; do. purses,
steel claps, brads & tasselS, purse rings, end
very general assortment Of fancy goods, also
a large and good assortment OF double barreled
Damascus & fine twist guns OF the best kind
armory & Wilkinson's rifles, rife & shot guns
connected, other rifle & shot guns connected g.
good rifles at Ssl2 EACH A coed lot of pistols,
revolving & single barrel gun wadding, pow
der TASKS; percussion caps, shot pouches. watch
glasses, do. springs q. other watch materials d.
goods of all kinds in our line too numerous to
mention in this advertisement, and which we
will sell at ue!y lOw prices. We will be pleased
TO see onr friends and customers and show them
the best stock of the kind in the city. Persons
in want will find it to their interest to give US
call and take lock before making their pur-
chase>, at "a Dauphin just above Water street.
N. B. Watches & clocks repaired & war
ranted. Jewelry made 4. repaired, also engra-
wing done with neatness and dispatch; Canes
mounted in gold, silver or ivory.
Wanted old Gold and Ssluer Jan 4 As 1y
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
At So per annum in Advance, or 81, if not
paid in advance.
TER NJ g.

Advertisements are inserted at the usual
rates adopted by the press in the soulh:-One
Dollar per square of ten lines or less, for the
first insertion, and SO cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Business Cards, not exceeding one square,
$40. for the season.
The money is due on advertisements after
the first insertion. Advertisements which are
not marked with the number of Insertions, will
be inserted till forbid, ard charged accordingly
All advertisements, except those of our yearly
advertisers will be charged for by the square,
as in the first article Of these terms, unless a
contract is made to the contrary.
All matters OF personal nature, when at all
admissible, will be charged for al double the
usual rates OF advertising.
Candidates names announced as follows: for
County Offices, SIS, State and District offices
$40 in gdvanct.
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MOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDWARE. Sc.

III L. REYNOLDS, No 60 and 60 Water
IL. ST., opposite Jones' Auction Mart, I'm.
porter and Dealer in Foreign and American
Hardware, &c, has received per late arrival,
large supplies and full assortments of Goods in
this line, making his stock as perfect as can he
produced. Merchants and those in want Of
these goods will find his prices, wholesale and
reta il, as low as those OF any other city in the
Southern country. On hand and for sale
$50 Ivory, Ebony, Bone, &c. Table Cutlery;
25 sets 81 and So pieces;
800 doz Pocket Knives, Rogers and others;
IT'S doz Scissors, fine American Tailor's
Shears, &c;
Is Tally-Ho Razors, warranted;
vs. doz Wade 4. Butchers do;
400 doz Cupboard, Chest and Till Locke;
200 doz Pad Locks asserted, Brass and Iron;
IA doz fine Cottage Locks, Mineral Knobs;
20 doz Carpenters Locks, Minera! Knobs;
20 doz Carpenters Locks, imitation;
40 doz English and American Sloc Locks,
900 gross assorted Screws;
oVU doz Cast and wrought butts;
% gross pairs Candlesiicks, silver plated,
brass, Britannia and tin,
2 casks 60 doz English Sauce Pans enam-
eled & tin
bask English Ham Kettles q. Soup Pigins.
S barrels Sad Irons;
200 kegs cut nails and Spikes;
10000 papers cut lacks, Iron and Copper;
25 doz Hartford, Collins and other Axes
300 pairs Shovels and Tongs, including fine
steel and brass sets with standards
300 pairs brass and iron And.Irons;
70 brass and wire Tenders;
40 doz Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards;
200 cast and wrought Tea Kettles;
10 tons Casting, heavy and light;
200 boxes Tin Plates from c TO xxx,
100 bundles Russia and English Iron,
Is bundles Iron Wire,
Together with Curry Combs; Hand Panne
and Rip Saws, Spears and lbitson's make;
Hatcheis; Hammers, Planes, Files, Chissels,
Gouger's Ship AIDES and Axes, Guns, Rifles;
Brushes, Breeds Lines, all sizes, plain and jap
paned Tin Ware, &c. &c.
Jan. LIST, iS4S-ly..
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NEW ORLEANS Il MOBILE PACKET
SElNElf15 E1(rll1Ms&

VIA. RAILROAD q. NEW CANAL,
Leaves Mobile every Tuesday and Friday
mornings.
Leaves New Orleans every Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
TINE fine .NsW Steamer MONTEZUMA,
i HENRY E. KEEL Y, Master,
Built expressly for this trade, having been
thoroughly overhauied, speed increased and
much improved by the addition OF FINE, NEW
UPPER CABIN, ALL IN STATE ROOMS, NEW BOILERS,
&c, has resumed her regular semi-weeky
trips and wilt leave punctuallv, as above, du-
ring the season,
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
Accommodations, apply on board, orto
C. A. GILBERT & BROS,
SO, Commerce street, Mobile,
or to CONNOLLY e. WILSON,
40, Poydras street, New Orleans.
JYAs the old line Of SO Cabin and SO Deck,
mail boats, reduced their fare against the Mon
tezuma, the first day she commenced running,
il is unnecessary to state the price OF passage
or rates Of freight COME AND SEE, AND THEY
WILL be FOUND Low ENOUGH.
Dec 8 DIST
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-05-06
Thomas w. Phelps & Co.,
" ould respectfully inform the citizens {

:" ould RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF
w Monroe and adjoining counties, that
they have opened at No. 10, ST. Michael Street,
Mobile, an extensive
Wholesale and Retail Establishment,
where they will at all times be ready to accom-
modate Merchants and Planters with Hats.
and Fancy Dry Goods, Blankets, Staple
Shoes, SC.
Being connected with a wholesale house in
the city of New York, they can furnish their
goods to customers at more reasonable prices
h an most of the houses of the kind in this city
All orders punctually attended TO.
Mobile, Sept, 20, 1916 42v3