New-York, Dec. Ed, l Isf4
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allowed on all Cotton policies now open

 nov23 THOS. w. Mccoy, Secretary

 New York, Dee. Ed, "A. To the Consignees of Goods drriring ot Mobile, 'n-

 smed in NeW. York. FNEE Underwriters in New-York have suffered A very much by the improper sacrifice ol goods, sold at auction in Mobile, account of sea damage. The policies require in of partla loss by sea damage to Dry Goods, Cutlery or other Hardware, that the loss shall be ascertained by separation and sale of that portion only Of the contents Of the pack ages which damaged, and not otherwise, and that ile same principle shall be observed to al other merchandise, as far as practcable-ihe rules also require that the damaged parts o a cargo be sold m small ois 10 suit the convenience of purchasers.

 Whole packages destined for places in the interior have frequently been sold at Mobile, in lot without the knowedg" of the owner by the conslsne. there, and by that means drpriving the owner of part of packages of sound goods, and causing heavy losses to some one; but for which, hereafter, the Mobile consignee will be held responsible. The tipllcaton of protests is not needed; an original, or at an original and duplicate pro- test forwarded 10 the agent oi the vessel in New York, Is sufficient for all the New-York Under writers.

 ABR. OGDEN,

 President Mutual Insurance On.

 WALTER R. JONES,

 President Atlantic Mutual Insurance Go. L. GREGORY,

 President Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. THOMAS HALE,

 Vice President Alliance Mutual Ins. Co PHILLIP HONE,

 President American Mutual Insurance Go. $. BALDWIN,

 President Jackson Marine Insurance Co. FEB. COOK, Jr.,

 President Mutual Safety Insurance Co. T. B. SATTERTHWAUTE, President New-York Insurance Co. VIM. NELSON,

 President Merchants' Mutual Ins. Co.

 A. B. NELSON,

 President Sun Mutual Insurance Go.

 decI3 11Kmo

 NOTlCE-The subscribers having pulcbased the l ' well known Drug establishment of MT. George F. Marlow, will continue the business in all it's branches, at the old stand, south. eas, corner ol Dauphin and Water r-streets. Mobile, July lst. 1S44. BLAIR & co. THE UNDERSIGNED having disposed of his Il stock of Drugs, Medicines, SSc., 10 Messrs! Blair & Co.,. takes this opportunity of returning hIs thanks to his friends and he public, Tor their lib era patronage, and would solicit continuation oi that patronage for his successors, Messrs. Blair Co. b15 l7Scmo GEO. F. NARROW. COPARTNERSHIP-T ANDERSON, of U Marengo county, and s. H. N. DICKSON, of Mobile, have associated themselves together in the Cotton Factorage and Commission Business, under the firm of ANDERSON X DICKSON. All business entrusted their care by their tends and the pub lie, will receive due attention. Office at Nc; 6s Commerce st. THOS. ANDERSON, nov3OKmo s. H. N. DICKSON. YVHE Subscribers having formed Copartnershp \ for the transaction oi Faciorage and Commis' son Business in the city of Moble under the style and firm of WALKER x HOLMES, would respect fully solicit the patronage of their friends and the public generally. ROBT. L. WALKER, mys0 l54Ky co&cp BURWELL HoLME.o.  OPARTNERSHiP--The undersigned have O formed Cspartnership and will continue the Mobile, "..ier the st, le and firm of HORTON S CLOCK. All business entrusted to us will be promptly attended to. GUSTAvUS HORTON, myl7 143tf D. CLOCK. COPARTNERSH1P NOTICE-On the lst o O May next, GEORGE R. CLAYTON, of Coium. bus, Mississippi, becomes partner in the house o P. T. HARRIS x Co.,. of this city The Commis- slon Business will, from that day, be conducted un. der the firm of HARRIS, CLAYTON x Co. ap29Ky NOTICE-The undersigned will continue the " General Commission business, under the firm o "WEsTFELDT & BROTHER" -0 GEO. WESTFELDT.

 oct3O RAINHOLD WESTFELDT. M OTICE-Mr. Thomas McKinstry is authorized lN 10 act for me, in all matters touching the es tate of my late husband, John Joiner.

 novl MARY JOINER, Adm'x. DORTER and ALE -IO0 casks in pints and Il quarts, landing from ship John Mum from Liv | erpooI, for sale at very low prices by dec2l MARSHALL, ROWE & co. 6SANDLES-2O0 boxes New Bedford Sperm and V otler brands, in and to arrive, for sale b,

 JOHN PHILLIPS, dec27 corner of Cont and Watersheds ID UTTER and CHEESE E-75 kegs prime Gosh ID en Butter, l50 boxes prime Goshen Cheese landing ex-Ann Walsh and Linden, for sale by

 dec27 MARSHALL, ROWE& 60 NTHISKEY-20 bbls Old Monongshela Whis. w key received per steam schooner Lion from | New Orleans, for sale by

 dec27 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. II ANDING-50 bags old Govt Java Coffee, 50 lL bags Rio Coffee, 200 pieces Kentucky Bagging 50 cases packing Yarn, for sale by

 dec27 C. WESTFELDT & BRO. M Y. SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES-Just re- lN ceived per Ann Welsh, in store and for sale b, | M. ROBINSON,

 dec27 corner Darpiin and St. Emanuel-sts. ' lNSEED OIL--5 bbls best quality, received AL and for sale low by the bbl or otherwise.