MOBILE ALABAMA. FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 4 IStI.
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LA DA NAA, \ INA Dh L I1 "  NEW BookS.- 1LsoN AMERICAN oRNI- " rHoLosy, with additions, including tho Birds described by Audubon, Bonaparc, Nutlal, and Rich ar,isun, by Y. NJ. Brewer.

 MISSIONARY ENTERPRISES IN THE STA ISL- ANps, by John Williams, illustrated with engrW- lngs.

 THE LIFE AND TIMES 4F THE REV. GGoRGE WHITFIELD, Nj. A. by Robert Philip.

 CONFESSIONS OF AN lNaulRING SPIRIT, by Samuel T. Coleridge.

 THoueHrs IN PAsr YEARS by the author of the 'sCathedral."

 THEHEART's EASE, or a remedy against all troubles, with consolatory discourse to those who have lost their friends and dear relations, by Sinon Patrick, D. D.

 SOWING AND REAPING, or WHAT WILL COME OF IT, by Mary Hewitt.

 HoPE ON, HoPE EVER, tale by Mary Hewitt. A DISCOURSE CONCERNING PRAYER, aud the frequentng daily public prayers, by Simon Patrick D. D.

 ELLA -, orTHE JULY ToUR, by one of the party -Le Roy. Just received and for sale by J. K. RANDALL. mar 26 Bookseller & Stationer, A, Water st. Also d further supply of the following Music Books, viz; Southern Harmony, Missouri Harmony, the Odeon, and the Boston Academy's Collection, Sc. NEW BOoKS.--Just received and for sale by IN J. K. RANDALL,

 Bookseller & Statoner, A Water st. The Raual life in Eagland, by William Hewitt, att thor of 'sVists to Remarkable Paces," Sc, in one handsome volume, Svo with Frontis piece. .. The Dream and other Poems by the Hon. Mrs. Norton. ij "We have one human heart, . All mortal thoughts confess d common hO,nc.'

 . iShcHy Visits 10 Remarkable Places-Od Halls, Battle Fields, and Scenes illustrative of striking passages in English History and Poetry, by William Hewitt. Memoirs, letters and Comc Msceilaniss, in Prose and verse, of the late James Smith, Esq of the authors of the ssfhe Rejected Addresses" edited by his brother, Horace Smith, Esq. in 2 volumes. eb6 l7Stf a.. NHEAP FAMILY DRY GOODS.-DANIELS O & BRADY, No. S3 Dauphin street, (immedi- aely opposite the Public Square,) have just reciev ed per ship Mary Francis, choice assortment of Dry Goods, including .r...e. .... Rich plain and fig'd Silks, Poplins and Satins Handsome fg'd Silk Shaws Silk Hosiery of every description

 "A and S-4 Damask and Diaper Table Linen S-4, lG-4, 12-4 g. l4-4 Double Dam'k Table cloths 4'4 Irish Linens 10-4, 12-4 and I4-4 Blankets

 Rogers's real Welsh Fannes

 French and English Prints; French Bombazines Corsets of the newest French shape French Morinas

 Beached and unbeached Shirtings S Sheetings The whole of which will be sold very cheap for cash. N. B. Agents for the sale of Transparent Window Shades, painted in oil coors. anl6 WTHITE LEAD AND WINDOW GLASS &c. w 300 kegs White Lead,

 75 bxs Window Glass, from s-lO to l2-lS,

 30 bladders Putty,

 10 boxes Chrome Green,

 10 do do Yellow.

 Just received and for sale by MOSELY & co, jan IA l60d Druggists. DOTANIC CMEDlCINES.-Powdere Bayberry, lD Bark, African Pepper

 Gum Myrrh, Lobelia Seed, Nervine

 IIemock Bark, White Pond Lilly

 Witch Hazle, Unicorn Root, Poplar Bark

 Golden Seel-a of which are just received and are warranted fresh and genuine For sale wholesale or retail, by K. l.. WATKINS & CO.,, ian l6 corner Water and St. Francis sts. ID L. WATKINS & co. have in store and are lC. receiving from ship Cotton Planter,

 l2 bbls paint oil, 40 baskets sweat oil,

 bbs. alcohol,

 20 boxes Stuart's candy,

 9 Poland starch, 2000 lbs Epson salts,

 5 bbs castor o .U.I l5 boxes green ppesI All of which will be sold low at wholesale or retall, Corner Water and St. Francis sts. jan2ltf NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE.--Doubleday " g Sears, 50 Dauphin street, have received d supply of F. Killings Superior File. It will be found that by the of this instrument, Letters, Bills of Parcels, Stc may be kept in good orier and ready for immediate reference without being torn or perforated. Also STEEL LETTER CLAMPS. feb 10

 r EMON SYRUP, CANDY, Sc. &c.- IL 25 Boxes Lemon Syrup

 10 's Assorted do

 20 e Candies .. -. A

 10 " Rock do ..n.I i-

 100 doz Scotch and Macraboy Snuf

 25 boxes Starch-Just landed and for sale by jaul4 l6Otf MOSELY & co, Druggists. NRACKERS. ALE, CIDER, &c.-lOO Inf bbls V Crackers, 10 shoe do Crackers, ~ ie 100 bbls C.der, hhds Pale Ale, rD iio.

 40 do Philadelphia do ds, e

 s29 casks Cheese, l2 packages Butter, 4l .,.s .,I t,xes Palen Soap, landing from schr Rn- .i, s M Dicon from Philadelphia, and for sale by jan II H552II D, WHEELER, 8 Water st. HNO PLANTERS, Physicians, and Country Mer- Il chants--MOSELY & co. Druggists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal streets, have in store full supply of fresh Drugs Chemicals, Patent Medi- cines, Paints, Oils, Perflimery, Gurdeen Seeds, etc. which they offer for sale at wholsaaie or retail at very low prices and on liberal credit M ogfebli DOFATOES q HAY--I00 bartels Chenango II Potatoes-lO0 bales first quality Hay, now land- ing on Mathews wharf, and for sale by n. .I ? 'a-s Ia'I.l - BENJ. Nj. BOURN, feb 25 1l2, Commerce st.

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