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Htll be pald 10 fhysictans prescflptionsi ana ue Will warrant all their preparations 10 be made ac cording to the most approved method of the day. 4 large assortment of Perlumery and Fancy Art 7 cies; Hair, Comb, Tooth and Nail Brushes, ana spIeBdld article of Ladies' Curl Brushes just receiV ed. The old establishment at S6 dovernment stree xill be continued as usual where full supply ( every article in their line will be kept aI whoesal and retail. Country Merchants and Planters wi 6nd it to their interest to call and examine thei stock. beautiful variety of Flower andfresh Garde and F ield Seeds just received.

 NORTH h CO.,, Wholesale and Retail

 jana Druggists, 35 Government and 80 Royast PLAETERs AND MERCHANTS BANK OF MOBILE 2 io '- Mobile, Feb lsl, l545. FUyHE Board of Commissioners request meetin 1 of the Stockholders of this Bank at the Bankin Roo on Monday the 10th lnst., at 12 o'clock M, fp The purpose of fapponting two Commissioners, agree ably to the provisions of 'enled act for tn final settlement of the affairs of the Pinters and Mer , chants Bank of Mobile, approved, January, 19i6, copy of the first section of which is published below 5.s R. R. hANHEE' '. MnEk'ER, Commissioners.

 SEc. 1st. Be il enacted, &c., That the numbe of Commissioners to be appointed under the provs ious of the several heretofore enac ed for tn 6na settlement of the affairs of tie Planters and Mer chants Bank of Mobile. shall he reduced 10 two, bot of whom shall be appointed by ihe Stockholders an approved of by the Gsyernor, and the sad two Com missioners shall he vested with all the powers, sub feet to all the liabilities and governed in all respect by the provisions of said several acts. iebs 5Si TyO THE PUBLIC.-Haying, in .nnexion wid k the proprietors of the other Presses, signed untorn tariff of charges cotton, in order 10 com ply with the repeated solicitations of bo'h Factor and Shippers, to relieve them from the perpe Kit! caused by 60 many different rates, deem it due tt ourselves to assign our reasons for so doing. Tue aritf differs from the published by 1T the carly part of the season. III but two items oi lm portauce, to wit, Piapters' Storage and Drayag' from our wharves Press In relstion to the frs item we have adopted the rate universally preferred by the Planters, while we were n the country last summer, and with which they expressed themselve, entirely satisfied. In relation to the second we hac only agreed 10 dray from our wharf at cents pei bale induoement 10 have cotton landed there Had Planters complied rgidly with their promis. est have with our promises to them, there would have been no necessity for a change m this item. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their cotton landed up town, in com sequence of which we have been compelled to pay l2l and l5 cents per bale to have it drayed down, and osaaot now get ,t done at that, feel justified in coassning 10 the 10 scents drayase. ., We, however, had another and stronger motive in view. The sp-town wharRngers for some time past have been in the habit of paying all the extra expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to our whsrves, but landed thei, s, in order get the wharfage of the balance ot the cargo, and compel us to do all the long drayage.

 We place ourselves in position tp resist this rangenent aud deprive them of any nducement to continue it, we consented to put up drayage, know ing that tine aggregate charge could be made the to tlIe planter. by taking off the wharfage, witl which the other presses had notlng to do, and in to- day's paper will he iound notice to this effect. B, this we keep faith to the county, and show to the parties up town what they may expect long as they play tho grab game. and seek 10 deprive down tswn of iis fair share of business.

 We understand that accusea of having gone into a ca,ni, by thIs arrangement. Io regard to the other Presses answer-or purse Ives we have only to say 1t is not true And ir any one doubts the sct, let hin give order the other Ptses for Coiton, and he will soon ascertain wleth or not there exists \ combination.

 We have 10 lear that our course will be eensured by any intelligent or liberal minded merchant or piasisr GREEN, CASEY & JAMES,

 jan25 Independent Press TNOEPENDENr PRESS WHARF NOTICE i' 1-The Planters and Merchants notified that the Wharves attached to this Press open free foI all Cotton received on them from and after this day jan25 GREEN, CASEY JAMES.

 0o- rhe Dallas Gazette, Greensboro Be ,con, We tumpka Whig, Alabama Journal, Flag Union Eutaw Wing, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald will please publish and send accounts to G. C. J. " WHARFAGE. ' THE Planters and Merchants of Alabama arc Il hereby notified that and after this day. nc Wharfage w,ll be charged on COTTON landed or St. Louis street Wharf and all Wharves above. Cotton landed on Wharves between Si Louis and Cont streets, w,ll be charged cents per bale,

 ian27 49lf FETrYPLACE & GOODMAN.

 (lJ- The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro' Beacon Wetumpka Whig. Alabama Journal, Flag & Union Eutaw whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald will please publish and send accounts to ' \ C. HAY and POrAT1ES =

 \ u l5O bales Portsmouth Timothy Hay

 100 bales North River do

 250 bbls Maiae Planting Potatoes

 200 bbls Blue Chenango do

 l25 bbs White and Red Onions. In excel len. order and for sale by, ', ,,v,,s o -- feb4 J. Fl. RIVERS & co. DRODUCE-5O bbls Molasses

 l 30 hhds N Orleans Sugar. fair quality l50 bbls Reciifed Whiskey

 100 bbls Superfne Flour .

 500 bags White Corn: In store

 I50 bbls Superfne Flour, 10 arrive

 febs For saIe ny MARSHALL, ROWE co. NACKERLL, &c--l25 boxes No l Codhsi, MI 90 whole hall and quarter bbls No ! Mackere

 50 do do do do No3 do

 100 boxes No scaled Her'ings

 'I2 bbls Nol pickled Salmon. For sale by feb5 LII. RIVERS co.

 PANAMA AND LEGHORN HATS

 Receiving from ships Peter Hattrick and Ma

 " Frances, a large and desirable assof'nen of the above named articles. For sale by

 41'sbsG VIM. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD,

 feb5uw t.a i.sr IT Dauihin-s,reet

 A RECEIVED per ship Mary Francis a yer

 superior article of gentiemen's Beaver, Nu tria, Moleskin and Cassmere Hats, of the la test New York fashion. For sale by D

 ~..s W. II. & H. F. CRAWFORD,

 Eeb5uw IT Dauphin street. VNTHITE PLANTING POrATOES-lO0 bb w in fine order, 200 bbs Chenangoes, l0O bb .ia'' i.b4 ''''' 'N'' JAMES A. HOOPER Snn HAMPERS Irish Potatoes, containing OUO bushel each, ex-ship John Bell from Ne' Ross, Ireland, for sale by ssE

 f.b4 JAMES, MAGEE < co. 66 Comet NoAI,--sO chaIdrons Cannel Ton, to arrive fro O New-Orleans. This is n superior kind of luminous Coal. For sale by Esb4 IA. HOOPER. 70 St. Mchael.st A FPEES, dEc.-s0 bbls Apples; 20 do parsnips "A 20 do Bee,s; 20 do Carrots ant 100 do onion inst received per Ohio from Boston, for sale low

 feb4 rHOS. H. CHEEvER, 40 Com-st CHAIRS-5O dozen wood seat Chars, Cane sci O do. Rocking do aud Office do, landing ex'sh C. Andrea and for sale by

 feb4 e MARSHALL, ROWE CO. MAGKEREL.--In whole and half bbls Nos a! MI 2. now landing from brig Commerce s.s and '

 tsb2 |, corner Conii and Water-sts NNACKEREL-50 packages Nos l. ? and 5, MI wh,,e, half, quarter and eighlb bbia' Just caiysd' per Ohio rom Boston and Tor sale iow ny

 fel4 rHOS. Il. CHEEvER, 40 Com st gTTAMS-A fresh iot of Schooley Sl Sons extr III iust receive1. A full supply will be kept throughout the season by ,,,pru,v ro

 febS JOHN o-nElLLr q o N6OTHEK'S kELIEF-A supply oi ths inval MI able Medicine on hand and for sale by

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