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 |" 3 or more months at 50 % Board without Lodging per week ......s... % M month. .,30 Oo Dinners per month. h..................... 20 %

 Parties of Gentlemen, Societies. Clubs, tSe be served wilh dinners or surpers, at any time by l giving few hours notice. number of rooms re- served and ladies ordinary prepared expressly for

 families visiting the city. decli 12K mo

 IsA EUfAW HOuSE.-This Hotel is now

 iGsA. open, and ready 10 receive company usual. Every exerton Ae part of the subscriber shall be

 sed to please those who may favor him with their patronage. JAMES PENNOYER. l J. P. formerly comma nded the steamboat Neptune,

 30 9tHmo

 %sA CoN1T STREET HOTEL.

 E.aJ 4 CARD.-Recent events have made il necessary flat should leave Nachcz, and have therefore scrcle ths cty place of residence, in hopes ol ol'tiining ln support which was closed a. gainsi me tere in consequence If losses by fire and tornado have taken and opened the house on Cont street, known as the C0NTl STREET HOTEL, owned by Nr. John Richardson, and which under his management gained considerable reputation. promset to make this house all it should be--a home ior ailthose who may patronze the cstablisi- ment.

 have hc,n thirty odd years in the south, twenty three of whih have been occupied in keeping public house in the city of Nalchcz.

 The Conn street Hotel has been neatly fitted mp, and iurnisld anew. The servants are the same that had inthe Natchez Southern Exbbange, and are well accustomed to their business. The Hotel is now ready receive boardcrs, and the undersign- ed will be tlRnhul for all patronage that generous public may think propertn hestow.

 WILLIAM PARKER.

 New Orleans, Nov 18th, lS4l. noy23 StHm. M EGROBS.-The subscriber has on hand and l will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baiini,rc, NEGROES of every description l,rh cI, ocnlo oI Inft nta IIa will also make liberal advances Negroes put in his hands ior sale, at his place Jackson between Dauphin ana St Francis streets.

 oct22 ca apl '42 JAMES F.. ZUNTZ. M OTlCE.-'rhe subscriber having purchased the entire stock and trade of Meosrs. J. HALL q O. begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he des signs keeping constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,

 EDGE TO0.S AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the ol,l stand corner Water & lltchcock's Alley.

 He hopes b unremitted attention to merit share of the eralpatronage heretofore extended 10 his predecessors. OVIDE MAZANGE. nOy5 69if

 reNIIE undersigned having sold ieir stock of Iron

 H and Harolipare to Mir. O. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for hm continuance of the patronage customers. {I5-fhe office of the subscriber is re- moved to Churh street, first door west Of Royal st where all thCse indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement.

 nou5 69d JOSEPH HALL & co. aS RUNAWAY from the subscriber residing A in Pory County, Ala, about the 1st October As last, AcoB, a negro maa about twenty-five -N-, 10 three years old, about five feet or inch es high, quite black and likely, rather slow in his motions, but speaks quick when spoken to--he for merly belonged to T. c. White of Dallas O., and was by him traled ofl in Mobile where Jocob work cd for some time in State Steam Press.

 HACK or HERO ULES, q negro man about 25 or six years old--ahef snm of statnrc say , feet to inches, and will wcgh about 120 to 30 lbs, rather black and quie ineli gent and sprghty, and will tell a very plausible tale should he be apprchended He is well acquainted in Montgomery Ca. where he once belonged-and also at Mobile where he worked once in inc Cation fress. The above described ncgross are believed tf be together and may have made their way for Mobile. A liberal reward will be paid

 for their apprehension and deliver, to me at my re- sldence in Perry Co., Ala, or if lodged in some Jail so that get tlrm.

 dl4 6t-lavf L. 0. c. de YAMPERT.

 eS COMMITTED to the jail of the county "A of Detalb, Ahbama, on the 18th July, lSll, "A one negro man runaway slave who calls M. his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. Samuel Pucket, who he says is living in Rankin county Mlssissppi he IS above twenty fonr or five years old yellow complexion, has long hair and two scars his lsre-head, about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above wide part The owner is requested to come forward prove property,pay charges and take him away, or he will be disposed of as inc law directs. JOHN M LANKFORD, nova 66if Sheriff oi Decalb County. "a CATCH HlM.-My boy HOPE is h,rk- MD ing about the city, offering to hire himself to | T- some seamboas, cotton press dray N man. Twill pay reasonable reward to any one who will return him to me. He IS rather slender built, little bow legged, very black, has n large nose, ligh nike; pants and either blue frock coat or roundabout. [dacl0 911 H. GATES. | NEW EMBRDlDERlES.-HEN x STOD- " DART, corner of Water and Conti sts., have imported and ara opening, splendid assortment of Emlroideries and Thread Laces, consisting of | Capcs, Canezdns, Collars, Colarets, Petit Collars, Cheneyet,es, Stomachers, | Infants Robee Waists and Capes, | Muslin Rollers, (some of which richly embro- dered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,) Embroidered Shawls,

 Mourning Collars great variety, &c, | large assortment of Thread Iaces, Edgings and | 1nsertings, real Valencennes Edgines, Also-Lnens, Table Linen, Towelling. Diapers, | l2-4 Barnsley Sheetings, Spool Cotton, Scotch Ginglianis, &c. &c.,

 | Figured and plain China Silks, blk Satin and | Satin Turk, Muslin de Laine, Sc. | All of which they offer al wholesale or retail cheap cash. dec | THNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received

 A 90 cases European and French Prints 100 ss and bales Cotton Osnaburgs Brown and bleached Shee.ing and Shrting 25 cases white & grey super Welsh Plains Kerseys, Lnscys, Denims, Ticking, &c. 15 bales Blankets, in which super both rib- bon bound Whitney, and Macknaw for beds i; Cradle and coarse Dufil and Twilled do ALSO

 100 cases Kip and Negro Brogans and Boots | l75 dozen fur and waterproof wool Hats | 50 do women and children's Palm Leam Hoods Oriental (new style) Florence plain and English Straw ladies and misses Bonaets, newest shapes all of which, with great variety of other articles in the | DRY GOOD way, making an unusual and very ex- tensive assortment, which he offers at wholesale or retail low for CASH on short lime. Orders of com mission houses, and the custom of purchasers from | the country and city is respectfully solicited.

 noy23 GEORGE G. HENRY. DACON & PORK.-20 hhds Cincinnati smoked ID Sides and Shoulders, 24 bbls mess Pork, re. eeved on consgnest per s'easer % and dec3 corner Com. and Dauphn-sts. 1 nNE DEARBORN CARRlAGE & CARRY O ALL, square body wagon. Also, light troting Buggy Wagon, landing from brig Celes, for sale by lnov24 s5uL] JOHN GREELEY. T ETrER PAPER.-5o reams superior English | 1L Linen Letter Paper. consignment and for sale by GUSTAyUS BEAL CO,

 dec2 Hagan's buildings, Cont-st.

 lNltt.sH TEAS.--L,nding from shp Aiaban,ai | I 100 13lb boxes Imperial 100 6lb boxes Imperial, 30 6lb boxes Tyson for sale by GUSTAVUS BEAI. & CO.,,

 dec2 Ilagan's Buildings, Contest. | TNOFFEE--75 bags new crop Green Rio O 20 do old government Java, for salt by (noy29l JNO. c. RYAN.

 IDA CORDS OAK WOOD, for sale at S4 pc lOUeord. in lots to suit purchasers. by .,

 nov30 DC. LOWBEIl & co, 59 Com. st. 00A PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING,

 SOO coils Kentucky Rope, for sale by

 nov6 70tf JAMES HAGAN, S4 Water-st.

 A LcOHOL, &c.--l0 bbls Alcohol, 203 dog Subj l A Quiniue. English Calomel in lb bottles; Spir