TO CABINET MAKERS.
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 | tent Polishing Machine in full operation, are now ready 10 supply Cabinet Makers with Marble Tops al the following very low prices:

 White Italian Marble Tops. .S7 tc. per foot. Italian Bar'lilla. .". .". ....S7ac per foot.

 Black and Gold Egyptian Marble Tops, from $l, 50 to $s1 .62t.

 Italian Was, Stand Tops, with Back, Shelf and Scroll, from SsS to $S20.

 The above prices include packing and all charges except the freight, and warranted free of breakage. J. E. g. Co. confident of their Tops being su- pc,or in finish to those polished by lhe old method, that they willing take back any that may prove unsatisfactory, the manufacturers paying charges each way. They keep also hand Mahogany Boards, Plank and Veneers of all kinds; also--Var- nish, Glue, Bureaux Knobs, Sofa Springs, &c. G5- TERMs.-SiX months on satisfactory refer ence, or per ct. ofiior cash. J. k. & O. keep al SD on hand Marble Maniels ofevery description, both Foreign and Domestic. Orders by Mail for Marble, Mahogany or any fthe above articles, will receive our prompt attention. ...i 3

 JOHN ECKSTEIN & CO.,, UNION MILLS, Ridge Road, Warehouse GA Dock street, Philadelphia, Pa. sept2 l96

 The Slate of Alabama- Washington County. COUNTY COURT SITTING FOR ORPHAN's BUsI- NESS, AUGUST 26, lS45. Present and presiding, the Hon. Samuel s. Houston, Judge of said Court.

 FHSHIS DAY came Jas Johnston, late Admins.

 II irator of the Estate oi Levin Hainsworth, by his Attorney, and filed his account current and accompa- nyng youch for final settlement of his admins,ra- ton, and the same having been seen and examined by the Court, is set for final hearing and allowance at term of this Court 10 be holden in and for said county al the place for holding said Court. the | fourteenth day of October next, 1915, when and where all persons interested can attend and contest ihe same if they think proper. It is further ordered by the Court that notice of said settlement be given by publishing copy of this order the Mobile Re- giser and Journal. newspaper printed in the city of Mobile for three consecutive weeks previous to | said settlement. fEf | A true copy from the minutes. Attest: Hf | sept2 l96mw H. ]. Y. MOSS, Clerk. | The State of Atabama-- Washington County. COUNTY COURT SITTING FOR ORPHANS BUsI- NESS IN VACATION, AUGUsT 19, 1S45. Present and presiding, he Hon. Samuel s. Hous- | ton, Judge of said Court. FENHlS DAY came Lawrence R. Moore, late Il guardian of Catharine and Jas II. A. Sylvester, minor heirs of Jas. II. Sylvester, deceased, and fled his account current Id accompanying vouchers for d final settlement of his said guardianship and the same having been seen aud examined by the Court, set for final hearing and allowance at a term of his Court 10 be holden in and for said county at the place for holding said Court, the fourteenth day of October next, 1845, when and where all persons interested can attend and contest the same if they think proper. It is further ordered by the Court that notice of said uement be given by publishing copy of this order in the Mobile Register and Journal, a newspaper printed in the city of Mobile. for three consecutive weeks previous to said sele ment. i 4.i..lIs..-. s#.s- ..aln+. .f.f lH+ A true copy from the minutes Attest: ss..ii sepl2 l96Mw II. J. Y. MOSS, Clerk. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT No. SPRUCE-STREEr, NETWORK, FUNHE only nianuactory 0fany extent in the United u States The subscribers offer for sale the most splendid assortment of SHADES which could he collected together, consisting of the following yles:

 10000 airs of ofbeauial Gothic, painted by ariists. These are all views of celebrated places in Europe

 4,00O pa'rs of assorted Gothic, Corin,hian and Landscapes such are generally sold about the city 70 pairs of most beautiful Corinthian, painted in Florence.

 100 pairs of some of the most celebrated places in this country.

 5000 paIrs of cheap shades from 62t to $I 5O. We pledge ourselves to sell 100 per cent cheaper than any other house in New-York. Persons wish ing to see the process of getting up the useful articles, are shown through the painting rooms with great pleasure. g,

 SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIoR DE coRArIoNs not to be surpassed. TRIMMINGs of all kinds at manufacturers prices.

 0IrPersons buying to sell again dealt with on the most liberal terms.

 augl2Kmo BARToL < DE MAUNY. S, Tariff of Charges for the Shippers Press

 and Warchouses for the SeasOns ls4B STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month, For one month thereafter, per hale. .........10 Drayage from the wharf, per bale. ........ 6l For compressing, per bale. le.................3 30 Storage, drayage and wharfage compressed

 cotton per pale. ....................IO IO

 All other charges same last season. ls. J

 The above Tariff 10 take effect on the first day of September next, t... sIs. ei

 G. R. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press.

 ie7 l59f ..- ,4lf ff fE4ttef q fEHHE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mons.A. GeDE- II FRoY is now ready to organize classes French, after new system of his own, and also partly after the Robertsonian system. t5.

 Ladies will be punctually attended to at ther re- specttye residences. 70

 N. B.--Mons. G. from his long experience is nble to teach learners from any French system whatever, and wlaIways endeavor to suit the taste of his pu- pills. His zeal and unremitled attention, he hopes will secure for him a share of former patronage. Mons. A. GoEEFRoY,a French gentleman now residing in Mobile, engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language to class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa. Being of his patrons there, became acquainted with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pros gress made by his pupils. take pleasure in stating of Mr. Godelroy's method Gin part devised by hm- \ seli0 thai Il IS superior 10 any other have ever known used. His diligence in attending to the in. strciion of his scholars, and his unweared zeal to communicate a knowledge of the language he pros fesses to teach, deserves the highest commendatop.

 mhi0 sbcme THOMAS D. KING