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 PUBLIC HOUSES.

 SgA EUTAW HOUSE.-This Hotsl is now

 tSfa open, and leady 10 receive company as usual Every eNertion the part of the subscriber shall hr

 sed to please those who may favor him with theil patronage. JAMES PBNNOYER.

 ]. P. formerly comm nded tha steamboat Neptune, | 30 9DKmo

 AsA CONTI STREET HOTEL.

 Essl CARD.-Reccnt events have mada il necessary that should leave Naichez, and l have therefore selected this cit, place of residence, in hopes of obtaining thai support which closed 5ainst me there in consequence of losses by fire and lornado l have taken and opened the house on Cont street, known as the CONrI STREET HOTEL, now the property of MT. McCarty the same that was owned by Mir. John Richardson, and which under his management gained considerable reputation. | promise to make this house all il should be--a home for all those who may patronize the esablisl- mcut.

 have been thirty odd years in the south, twenty three ofwhch have been occupied in keeping public house in the city of Natchez.

 The Cnnt street Hotel has heen neatly fitted up, and furnished anew. The servants are the same that had in the Natchez Southern Exbhange, and are well accustomed to their business. The Hotel is now ready to receive hoarders and the undeisgn- ed will be thankful for all patronage that generous public may think proper to besow.

 WILLIAM PARKER.

 Ne" ollc"hs, NoN. ioth, io+i. hp'No o4kHi, "A MRS. 4. BRETVSTER'S

 EIEl- PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, No. 9, Cont street, between Water and Commerce streets, | Mobile-a few doors of the Mansion House.

 Gentlemen will find this house convenient, roired and comnodious. It is very central, being within | three hundred yards of the New Orleans steamboat landing and only few s,cps from the Bakcly land- | ing, four doors west of Commerce.st.

 Boarding and Lodging by the day or month, on reasonable terms. nov22 S36 1 NEGROES.-T subscriber has on hand and will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description, which will be disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in his hands for sale, at his place on Jackson, between

 oct22 62tapri AZ JAMES E. zUNTZ. | NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the 1 entire stock and trade of Messrs. J. HALL S Go. begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he designs keeping constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS, | HEDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand, corner Water & Hitohcock's Alley. | He hopes by unremittcd attention to merit share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his | predecessors. OVIDE MAZANGE.

 noy5 69d

 FBNIlE undersigned having sold thelr stock of Iron | A and Hardteare to Mir. O. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for him continuance of the patronage customers. DG>'fhe office of the subscriber is re- moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st. where all those indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement.

 nou5 69tf JOSEPH HALL co. TN CARMELICH CONFECTIoNARY-T N subscriber has the honor to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile that he has on hand and will constantly keep full supply every kind o CoNFEcTIoNARIEs, FRUITS, CANDIES AND CAKES of the best quality and of his manufacture, such as he has heretofore had the pleasure to furnish nT TXNh he nj NVho for the lowest prices for cash.

 He also has large assortment of REAL HAVANA Cigars of the most approved brands, which will give delight 10 the lovers of good article

 Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate Terms. T. CARMELICH,

 octl s. E. corner of bauphin and St Emanuel sts LSOR SALE.-Ele,en shares of the New Theatre E stock Gall paid n) for Cash. Persons purchas- ing this stock purchase either Season Tickets or Boxes, twenty per cent lower than for cash. Apply at GREGORY'S Exchange, 54 Royal-st.

 N. B.-Thc above will be sold in single shares if wanted. nov6:70G EiNNEY CLOTII-l20 Rolls 10 in 2bs to the M yard landing from Brig Wetumpka This icle is well worth the attention of planters and fac tors, being made expressly for this market for sale by nov1sKmo JOHN GREELEY. LyOR SALE.-A first rate Family Horse, with N single Barouche and Harness. Also, neat Buggy Wagon new, with harness complete.

 nns16 w. EDMOND & O., 96 Commerce. -st DOCKET CUTLERY .-DoUBLEDAY s. SEARS k No. 36 Dauphn street, have this day received an assortment of splendid Penknives, manufactured by s'Joseph Rogers & Sons'' and s'George Worsten- holm" Also, Desk Knives and Easers. novl9 TT,HE History of the French Revolution, by NJ. A, | A Thers, late Prime Minister of France.-Trans- lated with notes and illustrations from the most thentic sources, by Frederick Shober; second Ame- rican edition, complete in four volumes, with steel en- cravings.

 Tine works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of Engand n new edtion with the life of the Author l by Bazl Montague, Esquire, in three volumes Roy al Sso.

 \ Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature, edited by George Ripley, Jr. eleven volumes.

 Lives of Eminent British Lawyers, by Henry Ros- COG, Esq. Barrister at Law, m two volumes. l Greville: or, A Season in Paris, by Mrs. Gore, Authorcss of the 'The Dowager,' "The Peeress,,' 1 &c. m two volumes,

 The Miser. or The Convicts of Lsnamona, by William Carleton, author of "Neal Malone," "Fa- ther Butler," Sc.

 l Mrs. Marcets Book of Stories for young children. | Treatise the Diseases and Inquiries of the ! Lanynx and Trachce; by Frederick Ryand. Ele- ments of the Pathology of the Human Mnd,by Thos. | Mayo, M. D. r. R. $. both works complete in volune

 The Sanative influence of Climates, with an ac- count of rhe best places of for nyaids in Eng hand, The South of Europe, Sc. by Sir James Clark, | Bart. M. D. F.. R. S.

 l The above new publications, together with many valuable standard works, just received and for sale l by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS.

 noy25 36 Dauphin st. CUGAR AND FLOUR-I2 hhds prime old Su |Cgar; 65 bbls s. f. Flour, for sale by

 nov29 P. McCASKILL, IS Cm. st. % SPERM oIL.-l00O gallons bleached Winter 1 hS Oil, in casks and bbls, landing from brig J. D.

 nov24 JOHN GREELEY. NXTRA REGALTA CIGARS, ;" Britannia ILbrand; also Trabucos, landing from schooner Belle, from Havana, and for sale for cash only, by nov25 s6 J. G. MICHAELOFFSKY,3 39 Royal st. | SA BARRELS FLOUR; 50 bbs Whiskey eJO 50 bbs Molasses 10 hhds Sugar 10 hhJs Bacon sides l5 '' Shoulders | 20 kegs Lard 0bags Havana coffee l 60 bags Rio Coffee 50 pxs Sperm Candies | 60 bxs Soap 50 i" Composition s' 1 100 " Tobaccs,--For sale by

 octS 57f CALVIN KEITH. IT ANDING FROM SHIP CEREs.-Linsecd M Oil in barrels,

 | 2 bales Bottle corks,

 10 boxes Chrome Green, 1 20 half barrels Copperas,

 | Roll Birthstone, Sulphur, Alum, &c. for sale by

 nov25 MoSELY & co. Druggist. A SECOND HAND CARRIAGE for sale well A adapted for family use. Apply to

 oct27 JOSEPH HALL co. | TN STORE AND FOR SALE.--5o 6ib and I3 II ID boxes Teas

 30 bbls No. Loaf and crushed Sugar 60 bags Cuba, Laguira and Java Coffee

 10 hhds old Sugar, superior quality | 60 bbls siperfne Flour. 90 do Wbiskey 30 boxes Sperm Candles, 75 do Soap | 80 boxes Chewing Tobacco, various qualities

 10 casks Sides, Shoulders and Hams | 25O sacks Salt, Mess Pork, &c. SSc. by | haCA