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 D. B. CRANE < co, CABINET MAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS, |

 S7 NArEE-sTREET. Old FuruituTe and Mattresses neatly repaired Ee- |

 gant Furniture constantly on hand.

 FILLS & GREEN,

 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, dec27 Mobile, Alb.

 COATES X LAX,

 COMMISSION Il ENTS, d23 emo 35 St. Michael st.

 JOHN BRAGAW & CO,

 Wholesale Dealers in every description of

 HATS, BOOIS AND SHOES, decl4 No. 27 Danphin-st.,-MoBiLE.

 JAMES II. RIVERS,

 COMMISSION MERCHANT,

 MOBILE. Will give particular attention to the sale of all kinds of

 NORTHERN PRODUCE.

 G. c. JOHNSON. SHOES, BoOTS HATS, BoNNeTs, DOMESTIC CoTIONS KERSEYS, 6c., al wholesale, nls la Water street, up stairs.

 JAMES THoS. JONES,

 IMPORTER OF BRANDY IND VINES, nl7 3 St. Miehel-sireet, Mobile.

 ROBINSON x STUART, MERCHANT TAILoRS IND CLOTHTERS, AT THE cHRAP VARIETY STORE, hl7 Corner Government and Wa'er-streets.

 D. S. BALL.

 COMMISSION MERRCHANT Mobile. lsept27 6ml M'coNNEMLIha MIac,, X I@. ToNThINE' '. CONVERSION James Mcconnell

 John T. Fontane.

 The undersigned will make liberal A ivance, or Cotton shipped to Mcconnell X Fontaine. Liverpool. jan B. B. FoNTAINE. \ 1BERAL ADVANCES will he made on Cotton N consigned to their friends in New York, Havre Marsees and Trieste, by

 CHI. DRUIN X J. LECESNE, 30 St. Francis. st.

 Reicrsacs.

 Messrs. Pilot X LcBarbier, New-York.

 J. Laheus < Co. do.

 Colomb X Iselin do.

 DeRham Moore. do. mhs A DvANCES ON COTTON, consigned to "A Holiord < Co., Liverpool. will be made by nl3 OGDEN BROTHERS. la Water-st, A DvANCES ON CoTToN-Consigned to "A Messrs Hicks Co., New York, will be mad by nl5l GEO. MARTIN. SELECT ACADEMY, GOHERNMENT-ST

 JAMES D. BOYLAN, PRINCIPAL. announcing to the public that the dutics of his N Academy have heen resumed, Mir. Boyan takes leave, ben, at the close of the year, offer his grae- iul thanks to his benefaciors and the public generally, for the very liberal support with which he has been favored since the formation of his institution. Undeserving public patronage, should he justly deem himself, if not stimulated by such hattering en- couragemen, to enter the duties of the new year. with such additional zeal and devotedness to the m- provement of his pupils, may render him deserving continuance of it, from generous and discerning public.

 To parents and guardians mbued with correct ideas of bringing up their children wards accord ing o the strict laSs of morality and virtue, which of all duties is the most paramount, an impropriety, must appear, in having both sexes Instructed in the same establishment. But MT. B. naiers himself, that he has made such arrangements in his Acadc my as will entirely oh,ate any mproprety, and pre- cude the possibility of any undue communication to exist between the male and female departments and he respectfully invites parents and such may feel interested, to visit the Academy and judge for them selves dec2S