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• f*. Jls/7 £>/* Deri mouth. —The aflip
from Lon lon Ins brought >ui
“.ilPn-th portrait of William 11, Earl,,
n rimouih, the founder of Dartmouth Cos!
| ‘* e a j Hanover, N. 11. This sploiKiio
; l - . iUII g has been presented to that ii,sti
on by a grandson ol the noble Earl, and
1 ‘the request of the Corporation, wiii
( J t j. t ir baroneting room this day, a-.
f u ' r( .nresentatioii of one who was an ear !
J r r iend torvr country, and is worthy to
. * { t n'Cinbered on i:s proudest uuniversa
*’ Wc understand that the cost was 200
/}’• “
tineas.
T*’ 3
PiioViDCNCE, R. I. June
Operatives* —I its a sufficient refutation
t / 1(J prodigious stories that have been
circulated in u lmence to the effect of fail
,s upon laborers in this vicinity, to state
l, l cl that wages have not fallen, and
aJ „ 0 person who is willing to \voi!; need
L without employment. Instead of ‘%-
•qq ’* not 200 persons have been deprived
work, except, perhaps, for a fovv days.—
fho papers abroad cion late all the exag
gerated statements of ficticious distress, but
5p not gR'3 any contradiction. It is more
f ian a week since there inis been any fail
-re in litis quarter. [America^.
fi is stated, th it the present ceremony hi
Europe and America, of saluting the bride,
is derived fr mil the practice of the anciem
jftr.iiiaiis, among whom tire husband and his
relations Used to salute the wile, in order to
perceive whether she had been guilty of
irioldog wine which they made equally
. jjjjjuji with adultery.
MAItIUKD —Iu this city, on Tuesday, tli 7lh
n ,. ty the Rev. Mr. R;.ker, Robert G. V. al
lACt) Ihsq to Miss Anna. %.ia, and nigh ter of
‘ax G. Alayxiv Esq. lute es Ciiariestep, B. C.
port of
ARRIVED.
Shin 2 iperior, Thomson, fm Liverpool, sailed
sf; May, sa.lt to order.
Sloop Conductor, Hill, 3 ds. from St. Marys,
th?ugai to R 4 W King.
Steamboat Gov. Taylor, Wl.ildcn, 30 hs from
to F If - Wellman. 3<-0 bales cotton to
f Pars*, and G Gordon. Passengers, Messrs.
Pjr=o. Gordon, Hall, Fndloy and Richards.
Steam boat Calouonin, Sasssrd, 2 ,is from Au
•qstato J M’Kinzie. Gilo bales CQltoii for Chsuics
ton. Six passengers.
CLEARED
Brig Sibhofothj M’Lanc. New York,
Taft 4- BadcJftnd.
DEPARTED.
Ship Statira, Wood, for Now York,
ship Chancellor, Bradley, New bork.
Ship Eliza y Abby, Providence.
Brig Sibbrdoth, M’Laue, New York.
Schooner Frances, Mead, New York.
Schooner Mary Adams, Silvia, St Alarys
Steam boat Caledonia, Sassar 1, Charleston.
CL£i*Ki:i> fowl Jins rojjEtT.
At New York, 3d inst. ship Emperor, Perry.
Passengers per ship Chancellor, for New York,
Jir. :V; Piondergast and lady, Mrs Beaulard and
child, Miss Kenrick, Mrs it Wade, J i>e La Mot
la, M D’Lyon, J Finch end Dr Whitehead.
I’assangfias per ship Ftatira. for N York, Mrs.
Mealey and servant. Mrs Brucn, two children and
larvaut, Miss Crowell, Mr Bariitt, lady, tv*, o chil
dren and servant, Mr Weeks, lady and child—
(>lcbSis. A G Richards II D Weed. J M Jones, A
bcanatf O flail and four others. <
Passengers per ship Eliza and Abby, for Provi
dence, J Gardner and lady, N I Oiinstead, iuly,
two children and servant, J -J Whiling and lady.
Eis J bason, two Misses Wood, 1 Gardner and
J ll i. ,I'dner.
i arsei gers per schooner Frances for N York ,
iii i> U’liyrne lady aud four • hiidren, D Foiey,
I liiiUigau, C Reed, D White, A G Grant anti
#ig!c\v.
‘fitis of tfis Mercury, Courier and Gazette,
Charleston, July 11 —4 ap. m’ j
ARRIVED.
Tr ‘’dp Bengal, Bissett, Liverpool, sailed May
II Salt—to the Master.
l : L sebr. Spy, Jocelin. N. York, 10day’s. Mer*
th. d.zc Ac—to W Jones. JFW eils, Hutchins
A l.anncau, E Bemciit, Nliliil.cn, Giiiiland V Cos.
AJ White, J R Sievens, W A Caldwell, S Bow
A O). and the Master. Passengers, Airs,
lane nnd daughter, L J Myers, and J
An stung. Left line ship Lafayette, Wright
larthis port, next day; and UL Star, Hull,
“• L i*t;i ir.st.
tluzzar, Wav Wilmington, NC 1 day r . —
Jobacco and Turpentine—to the Master, B D
‘■o2arus. Huchiusons A Lannaau, ami C • Mun
*a?,’<e. Passengers, Mrs. Iluchinson, lliss Munn
,Jrd, Mr C Montague, and Master O'llanliu
Ibe schr. Agate, Nye; and sloop Provideucc,
(jy, from tbis-, ;rt. arrived Gth inst. Left brig
Jew Hanover, Fillet, for Naw-York, in a few
izys.
fior.ius, Smith, Waccama.v, 1 day.
f l &ves, Shingles, ‘l’ar ar.d Turpentine—to S
f-Wry 4- Cos “
P-looncr Weenee, Benjamin, Georgetown 1
.?}• b 2 barrels Ricp and 14 bales Cotton. To
padiav, Lewis A Cos. and Wragg, Middleton A
Vo.
-n:i Gen. Jackson, Stountop, San lee, 1 day.
■ i; bels Kougl; aud 80 bbls. Clean Rice—to
A iiom.eau.
WENT TO SEA.
G*:p Charles & Henry, Lasterby, Amsterdani*.
r |g Gary, 1C oily, Havana.
(ten Jackson, Eldrrdgo, Boston.
* i.r, Gertrude, Kerrison, tot. Jago.
c |'r Maria, New-Orh aus.
A'kr. A.du*]) o. Pratt, N. York, Middletown aud
q , l E*‘ tlbrd.
‘C..r. (ygetit, Cowart, Savannali.
rtLow—li r . ship Bengal, from Liverpool
IPdVIEw OF THE MARKETS—remarks.
. fUcn, —The last is Represented ns being the
£ -est week iu our cotton market Trice last tail.
• 1;e tk w sales made in uplands were on a decline
/ J "r;i:er prices of 4of a cent. V .’e quote 7 and
‘‘‘Jts ibr inferior to very prime; at the latter
T•• cwe have understood selections, unlimited as
••unity j from entire stocks, have been submit
io. VVe have, however, heard that ‘d* cents
tor one very superior lot Some sliij -
on country account continue to !>c made. —
* ‘ !e season of business is now over for Seals!-
mid it is probable we shall not again refer to
‘ L; *a until next fall.
T. sport fur the lopcii ending 3a inst.
Liverpool, 137 Sl. 2,G41 Upland.
Amsterdam, bt) bl
Total, ]k7 2,(4)5
(t , —This article was also du!i, <a few sales ol
rto middling q ■ litv were mane at Ts. J to •
good lit 2 G B—there war no prime in
. Wi* quote it u-nninaHy—ArJ.’ a G; and
’ ‘“'•ior to :,od. ff'l a 2 G 4.
J'jy \ rt for t c track ending jii iust.
Jdverppol IG4
A m-sterii itn, / GG3
is ,\>i InoleS, i / J
Total 1 ,h’o/
n<Jar.—Coa or two parcels frerli ground flour ,
arrived in the week, and were taken bv bakers at j
‘ u i but dealers generally, are willing to contract
tor that to arrive at 7i, Red much of that nowhere 1
waII not command over 7. We quote 0 a 7i.
. ,jrn Iwo cargoes of Maryland corn arrived j
smee our last; one was contracted for previously
at 55 cts. the other sold at 57 ct3. We quote Ma
ryland prime at 53 and 57 and North Carolina 5 J
and 53 cents.
tj) uccrics. —T he businesa.m groccrios is al.nost
wi‘U!lv_c to the. city trade, at about old prl- |
cos. ’i he stocks of retailers being full, oven this !
trade is dull A small pared Florida sugar, good 1
quality was sold at $3. *1 wo small lots wnfokey j
in lihds. \.’crc said and ono lot of apple
bran ly in barrels, brought 31 cents on the wharf, j
1 reigJils.-*\ essels lor Europe aie now scarce, in
the early part of the week., several to fill up took ‘
lor squarg, and 7-1 G round bag3 c< ! tton. J
io England, tov. y,rds the close of the week, 7-lu !
and a Ad. were obtained, aud oa Saturday was j
demanded for s.quare and round bags, half of each, j
bor Ilavre two vessels were taken up during the
week at 1A ct. for cotton.
nw “1 Mgw—prniOT ii —| ij> | |I, ,|j M> n,| imm , | pm W i , ~,■
TOBACCO & CHEESE.
hundred legs superior Virginia Tabac-
AX.SO,
A few ca-ks cheese, received and fur sale by
ELIAS BLISS.
July 15 c
#O,OOO ~~
MAPVLAXD
it ©a 1 sc sja
THIKD CLASS, ‘
4V as drawn in Baltiijnore on tho 11th inst.
drawing will be receive'! on the lJth.
8 C H E M E:
I UltiZE op 000
1 do 2,500
1 do 1;862
2 do 1,000
5 ’do 400
10 do 200
&'*. &£■ &C.
Tickets, $4
Halves, 2
Quarter?, J
Orders attended to at
JLUTHR’S
Lottery vnd Exchange Office.
July 15
skoaTis. “
n n YELLOW and Light
*j?vrms. JKJ i > Browiy Segara, Sylva’s
brand, in halves and quarter hoses—just received
and for sale by
GAUDKY & LEGRIEL
j uly 15—c
FOUND.
4 STORE Key found, call upon
r\ PALMES & LEE,
Exchange Dock.
iuly 1 5— c
Gtiiulry & Leg riel.
HAVE removed Uieir wholesale and retail
-Grocery Store to the corner on the Bay, op
posite the Exchange, in tjie same block qf build
ings where th 7 previously kept.
_ J uly 15
SOAP.
‘V HOLE and 50 half boxc<: firstqualty
t3 V/Soa ix, lor sale by
’ PALMES & LEE,
Exchange dock
july 15
T)*/\Br>LS. Portland Rum, Landing from
£■ ileden Mar, and for sale by
HALL SIIAPTER 4’ TUPPER.
july 15 . 7
FOll BOSTON
vfeS|\ TIIT schooner GOV’NOR
('opt- flail, will meet with despatch.—
For freight apply ot; board, at Mongin’s wharf, or
to
TAFT 4* TdDELFORD.
july 15 n
FOR NEW YORK.
f —, [ E STA iLI SHED LINE.]
Tiie regular p icket ship Helen Mar, T.
Harrison, master, will sail on Monday
the 20th inst.. for freight or passage having excel
lent accommodations apply to Capt. Harrison on
board at Jones upper wharf or to
HALL SHATTER & TUPPER.
july 13 -
IFT THE ship Emperor, J. 11. Bennett master,
will succeed iho Helen Mar, and sail on Monday
the 27th instant.
*
PoakOjnu On thiTsalts.
MRS R. COHEN has rented, for the season,
that airy and commodious ho use on the Salts,
belonging to” Mr. L nnpe, Mongo mery, and has
now opened an extensive BOAKD.'NG HOUSE,
for the accommodation of Families, and such
individuals as may choose to retire to a safe
retreat during the Summer months. Long expe
rience has proved that this situation is entirely
exempt from the influence of those malignant fe
vers which often scourge Savannah, and from its
proximity to town, oilers superior advantages to
an upcountry or a northern residence. Terms I
wjll he moderate, and such arrangements have :
been made us will secure the best fare which this
sectiqii of tho country can afford.
Mrs. C. will also lake charge of a few children
and jmv every attention te thair health and com
f.rt, which her experience will enable Jior to do.
july 13.
#6,000.
WAS iny G Toy CIT Y
LOTTERY,
Class No. 11.
Was drawn on the 7th, the draw
ing will be Received here on the 15th.
S C H i: M E.
1 Puize of $6,000
1 do 1,659
4 do 1,000
5 do 400
5 do 3CO
10 do 200
30 do 100
61c % &c. &c.
Tickets 63 00
Halves, 1 50
Quariers, ‘
Orders attetided fr tit
LUTHER’S
Lottery a,id Exchange Office
July 13 ‘
UtVWV SOCIETY.
4 QUARTERLY meeting otVbo Union Soci
/'A- etv wi 1!e held af tip ir * 1 ■*H on Monday
‘■'veiling next. the EUh instant, at'B o c'ock, Lie
non jters.are pejjuestcd to im punctual iu their at
itttnd nice.
ny. \y. WASH, Sc£ ry.
juir 13
j j
DRAWING
OF THE uyioy ca.yal lottery ,
| N CLASS, No. 7.
13, 39,50, 2, 10, 55, 32, 17, 23.
Holders of prizes will call for the cash at
Lottery and Exchange olficc
july 13
Gentlemens Fine Calf Boots, §'C *’
A. E. WOOD.
Have just received by the Ship Helen Mar
from New York.
ONE Trunk Gentlemens fine Calf Roots squaro
Toes.
ALSO
By the Schooner Excell,
, Two trunks Ladies tine colored stuff slippers,
shues and Springs round and square toes,
july 13
INFANT SCHOOL.
THIS Institution is now in operation, at tho
( corner ol Bull and Broughton streets, nndog
’ the caro of Mrs. Brown, aided by her sister.
Tj:rms.—l* ivc dollars, to be paid at the com
mencement of every six months.
Due notice while given when visitors may b<?
admitted.
, j'dy
NOTICE. 4 ’
A LL persons are hereby warned not to pay any
j-\. sum due me, except I personally demand it,
* JOHN B. GEORGE.
july 8’
LEMONS.
Boxes iust received and for sale by
F v PALMES 4* LEE,
tune 20 Exchange Deck.
V °
NOTICE.
DURING the absence of the subset iber Robert
Habersham will act as his agent.
C. AY. ROGERS.
july 1 i* ‘ :
N O T I CE.
raiHE undersigned have connected themselves
JL in business, under the firm of Roe Mcrri *
man. CHARLES ROE,
CHS. P.
jMy 1
West Lidia Fruits and Sweet Meats.
/{A/I FINE APPLES,
\j \ 9 And an assortment of Marmalade &
Jelleys of the different kind of Fruits, ql! preserv
!cd in Syrup. For sale by
| CHARLES LESUEUJV
july ]0— J
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A BOUT Thirty Prime Negro Fellows, for
whom twelve dollars per month, will be giv
en, Payments made punctually every month.
J. V. REDDEN.
july 6 and
sHOES, LEATHER , TRUNKS , 6tc
s By the ship Chancellor.
A. & E. WOOD,
HAVE received
Ladies bl’k Buckskin shops,
Gentlemen’s fine calf higli quartered sh odf
Do. 2d quality do do dq do
Do real buckskin slippers,
Do morqcco do
]>o fine do pumps with buckles,
Do do do do dancing,
Iron trimmed leather trunks,
Lcathci top wood trimmed do.
And a handsome assortment of leather do
also,
Froiq tliciy Factory, an additional supply of
SHOES, which makes their assortment complete.
jufr “ ’
ST. CROIX SUGAR.
HIIDS. prime St. Croix Sugar landing
3 from ship Chancellor,
And for sale, by
HALL, SH IFTER TUPPER.
j j iil y3 ,
| RETAILING MOLA3SES AND LIME.
“fi HHDS Prime Retailing Molasses,
’ i \ * 50 Casks Stone Lime,
Landing from Brig Shibboleth, for sale by
TAFT & PADELFORD.
! july 3
NEW GOODS. ~
Per the Chancellor •
SUPERFINE Brown Battice for Bonnetj,
do. Black Worsted Barege
A good assortment of Colored AY orated Braids
do. do. Linen : ‘ do.
Fancy Jane and Silk Sliawlls
Black and White Hooks and Eyea
Sinchews, Sarcenet and Gros l)e Naples
37 Bales Stripe and Flaid Homespuns
10 do. Brown and B!eachd do.
Table Liunens—all of vvhieh will he sold rea
sonable. M. PRENDERGAST, :
No. 3 & 4 Gibbons Block.
july 3
CQT iON BAGGING.
! Pieces Sup. 42 inch Inverness bagging
! A* \ * j ust received per ship Chancellor, and
. fur sale low by
M. PRENDERGAST,
No 3 & 14 Gibbons Block.
july 3—1529.
INDIA FLAG HANDKERCHIEFS
JAA PIECES INDIA FLAGS,
t 5 just received and for sale by
J PHILBRICK & BAKER.
juno 13.
PEARL BARLEY
A SUPPLY of fine Dutch Barley, just receiv
ed and for sale by
Lay & Hendrickson —Druggists
Gibbons Buildings,
april 27
PORTLAND RUM AND HAY.
y 4 & Bundles Prime Hay
7 20 barrels Portland Rum (coloured.) —
Landing from ship Florian, and for sale, by
° IIALL, SHAPTER SUPPER,
june 15
TOWN PROPJFiITV FOR SAL/5;
A N eligible situated lot, in the Southern sec
tion of t f he city, with the improvements,
consisting of a two story bouse, with 1 iazzas, and
containing seven neatly finished rooms, and the
requisite out buildings —all in good repair.
A half lot, in the centre of the city, having
a convenient two story dwelling and good out
buildings. . . . .
A corner lot, in a desirable situation, with a
commodious dwelling, w’cll calculated tor a Board
ing House; attached to which is an extensive
staLle . -
A number of lots, improved and vacant, in uu
ferent parts of the city.
Apply to * * J Li i i-\vx.L.*>.
june 17
Flour, Whiskey , Hay, §'c.
25 barrels ( Superfine Fcoun.
50 half do
50 bbls Whiskey
50 bundles H ay
15 boxes Cidef ... r wk
Landing from on beard sa.id Trig, end forsa^H
ply c above.
Saratoga Water in Fee.
TIIE subscribers propose to keep Saratoga
Water cooled in lee, and if the increased
demand will warrant the expense, it’ \V:I1 be con
tinued throughout the season, it will therefore be
readv far customers cvcrv morning at G o’clock.
LAY 4 ‘HENDRICKSON,
Druggists, Nos 2 and 15, Gibbon’s Buildings,
june 24
agency office ~~~
C>F TIIL
Charleston Eire Cud Marine Insurance
Company,
SAVAXNAW, APRIL 20, 1820.
THIS contint/es to’ Insure against
Fire, Marine and River Risk, dfi moderate i
‘ terms. Apply to
HOMES TUPPER, .fyent.
april 21
hamsT 7^ ’
OAA Very Sunerior small size Hams, for
HI sale by L. S. SCRANTON,
june, 15, 1813.
P ACQN.
Three thousand ibs, middlings,
iust arrived. For sale, by ,
PHILBRICR 6c BaK-Elw
may 5
MARTINIQUE MOLTSSES.
1H DJ. prime retailing Mo!a9sas—*v
Lin ling and for sale lpw if taken from the
wharf, apply to U-ALL, SIIAPTER & TUPPER
jun. 17.
Goshen, Butter, Herring cgid Corn.
IvRGS first Ist quality of Butter
vJ 50 bbls. No. 1. Herring froth Baltimore
300'J bushels first quality of Corn *
20 boxes Codfish
For sale by PALMES & LEE.
june 13. Exchange Dock.
SIVIHCiriNDIGO, &c.
/A BOXES Colgate’s superior Starch
A vs 1 ceroon Spanish Indigo.
1 do do do 2d quality.
c,ases Fig Blue in small cakes, Ist quality
Just received and for sale by
lay 4> HENDRICKSON.
D/uggists No. 2 and 15 Gibbon's Buildings
junc|7,
IRISH POTATOES.
ANY quantity from one to three tyundred bush
els, fresh from tfie ground, cup be furnished
at short notice and at & moderate tato. It is pre
sumed the articlo will keep soqn£ during a voy
age to Europe, and at this season, it may be of
gome consequence to masters of vessels leaving
oqr port. Apply to cm
PALMES fy LEE,
june 24 ‘ Exchange Doqk.
Chloride qf time
TA QR salo by
I • A. G. OEMLER.
july l c
millTsaws. ~
2 CASES Rowland’s Mill Saws, just received
and for sale by
N. B. & 11. WEED.
april 25
MACKEREL.
**{ p* jJBLS Np- 3 Mackerel, for sale by
4 3 L. BALDWIN 6c C Q.
june 24
VINEGAR.
A Few phis superior Cider Vinegar for sale by
ill f L. BALDWIN 6l CO.
nia.y If)
SARATOGA WA I’KK.
A Fresh supply, direct from the Spring, af\d
fresh bottled by Lvnch 4” Clarke, or NeW
York, just received per skip Statira, and for salq
by LAY 4- HENDRICKSON
june 24 Druggists, Gibbon’s Buildings.
REMOVAL— T. S. Luthers’ Exchange Office,
is removed to tho Office formerly occupied
hy S. & M. AU,cn, 6c Cos. LvQ doors East of the
City Hotel,
june 22
NOTICE.
DURING the absonce of the gub.scribors Mr’
Win. Il nry Thompson wjli act as our At*
torney. * 1 G. 6c C. BONNET
jane 17 ns
LE TT ER AND CAP PAPER.
pi /Y REAMS Letter and Cap Paper, just re*
H VF ccivcd and for sale by
PHILBRICK 6c BAKER
june 13
NEW GOODS.
M. PRENDERGAST
Has just received per ship Henry,
LADIES’ supr fancy colored H. S. Gloves and
Mitts—misses’ do do do do do
Fine dot ami small stripe Prints
Super fancy Ginghams (French)
French and German brown Linens
Black Lasting, &c. &c.
Nos. 3 and 14 Gibbons’ Range.
june 10
PRIME GREEN COFFEeT
P?(\ Rags Prime Green Coffee, landing from
3\J schooner Adarns. For sale, by
TAFT 4’ P.iDE+FQgD.
may 20 . *
FQR tho present, DR. COPPEE’S residence
is in the house belonging to Mr. Lamas, at
the corner of Montgomery street, on the bluff,
immediately south of the office of the Steamboat
Company. His office is still at his shop in
Broughton street, (Marshall’s buildings) near the
market.
* march 0
BACON
ri iEN THOUSAND lbs. Prime Bacon, consist-
and Flitches. Just received,
tnd fqr sale, by L. SLRAA TO A.
may 20
NOTICE.
TJJE subscribers have united their interest in
the practice qf Medicine and its collatteral
branches. One of thp firm will be always in at
tendance, at ti.. office now occupied by’ Dr. R.
Wayne - L.H.FURTH.
jane 2D R VVAVNE.^
No. 3 MACKEREL.
I<f ITk B B’LS No. 3 Mackerel, for sale on
if!.* bpard the scaooner Young James,
from Boston.—Apply to
- TAFT & PADELFORD.
may 10
LETTER PAPER.
ONE Hundred Reams, Fine and Superfine,
Hot and Cold Pressed, Letter Paper, just
received and for sale by
PHILBRICK & BAICER.
april 24
Lemons, Raisins, &ie.
Just recciced per sclir. Exact from Ls- } ora.
BBOXEO frCsli and Superior
10 do Muscatel ‘Raisins
10 half bbls. *• Vassal” Double Alo
]5 bbls. KockwateuAle
§lO do. White \y(B^inegar
l * RICHARDS.
Hi
COR.” AFLOAT.
North Carolina Cor^
Oj**V*Vr of a good quak y for shile
Apy tb PALMES AND LEE.
jone l'J
iFayT MOL & QUININE.
t J l Hhds prime’retailing Martinique Molassos
jL* * 40 buudles liay
• i . ounces genuine French Sulphate of Q'fi
nine, received from the importers in Charleston.
For sale in lots h’ suit purruftsers —Apply t>
HALL, SHAPTER 4* TUPPER:
june 21
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
lIIIDS. urime New Orleans Sugar fcf
t?U sale by . GAUDRX 6c LEGIUEL.
*ju y 1 . c
China] Gtoss and Earthenware.
TIIE subscriber (UToirs £bf sale, a large assort
ment us Glass, China and Crockery, suitab’a
fgr tho town or country trade, consisting oi
Iron, stoiro, china and dining sets • .
Liverpool china do do
ftich Frcpch china tea seta
do ■’ Englisii do do
Canton china coffer #- ts
Olive breakfast sot*
ilrch cutdecdntors, with tumblers and wines tq.
match - v - k ’ ‘-!-•>
plain glass shades
Cut and colored do.
plain and rut glass Lamps
China and g** l3 * water pitchers
Glass plates asfd dishes
Champaigns gla
B’incr coolers •
Jelly glasses
China Fruit Baskets
JFith a variety ($’ articles now opening, which
forms as complete and general an assortment’
can bo met With iu Charleston or any southern
city.
U P Country merchants’ can be supplied with
Crates, carifnUiffepacb'cd, which tv ill bear trans
portation to any past of the state. Phis will savo
their buying broken and unsaleable things, whieb
we always got in Pirates hi th3 original order,
GTorgc IV. Coe,
Shad's building
june 1
--- “WRAPPING PAPER.
“1 i REAMS Wrapping Paper for sale by
IgU PHILBRICK Sc BA^LTv.
’ june 19
QN ATNEW PLAN.
THE ATLAS,
Pj Literary , Historical and Commercial IT vox ter
Elegantly printed on a sheet of the largest 6izc.
and published weekly, inlhe city of N. \ r ork.
■ (Office at No. 20, Wail streot.)
mills is particularly adapted to the wants
4 bf famiheVor individuals wheae situations
and circumstances dci not require the use of-dai
ly Journal : it is also* well calculated for all who
may be disposed to preserve a convenient record
of passing events, combined with an entertaining
miscellany.
The plan of the Atlas is original, in giving re
f ul&tly a‘cpndcstd report vs the most tmpettunt
tent fin exe¥y r part of the world, distinctly ar
ranged in geographical The intelligence
Yt ire fully prepared, “from the most ample sour
ces of information, both” foreign and domestic.—
The atfairs'of the United Siutes and'of Great Brit
ain arid Frafice, a* possessing the highest general
interest, receive special attention in this paper
Tli3 Atlas disclaims all partisan views, but is pledg
ed, in every party question that is noticed, lo
give, as far as possible, a candid representation of
the sentiments of each, —u&ing, when decorous,
their own language The other contents of the
paper consists of Literary Notices and Selections ;
facts nnd opinions relating to’ Science and the
Arts ; and Commercial Intelligence, embracing,
in a separate department, a Weekly Review oj the
New-York Market, with others m the United
States —and tho?e of London, Liverpool, and Hav
re ; and a report of foreign arrivals in ail the porta
of the United States, with other ship news.
Besides these subjects, the Atlas contains a
variety of amuaing anecdotes, and other agreeable
miscellanies, calculated to complete tiie design
expressed in its motto—“Lcptorem; dclcctando,
par iterque iDonendo.”
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The proprietors Cf the have much plea
sure'in annexing V 5 this advertisement a few,a
mong many, of the favorable opinions expressed
in relation to their paper, soon after its coroinence
tfient, by various editor* in different pints of the
Country. Tfiey wffl only add for themselves that
the usually encountered at the beginning
of such a publication being liuw overcome, it m&y
be safely expected to improve ; and to increase
in interest and value in |>roport|on to its extended
success,
From the Montreal Herald.
We have received the first number of tfie “At
las.” It promises to be an excellent vehicle of
varied and valuable information.
A late number of the same Journal 6ays :—We
copy the following notice (of New York Market)
from the “Atla*”— a papor which improves in in
terest every number.
From the Canadian Spectator.
VVe have received the three first numbers of the
New York “Atlas ” It promisos |o be an excel
lent journal, and by its judicious and abundant se
lections to communicate a great deal ci informa
tion on the Curreht affaffs ot tfie world.
[From, the Boston Traveller. —The “ Atlas,”
Commenced in New York % tew weeks since, isaß
its conductors promised, or its readers can expect.
’ [from the Cincinnati Emporium..]—- This is per
haps, in point of size and typography, one of tho
first papers published in the United States; and
as a commercial record, it is inferior to none.
[From the Albany Argus.]— lt is a large quarto
publication, without advertisements, very hand
somely executed; and containing a great variety,
well arranged, of all sorts pf information. It is a
compend, performed with ability and industry, of
the current news, miscellany, literature, science,
and politics of the world. Asa reading journal;
jn the quantity and arrangement of articles, it,
is not sujyassed, we believe, in this country.
‘* [F om the National Intelligencer. J —Another
paper lately commenced, *;e “ Atlas,” deserves
particular notice from ffs’eofernporaries. It is one
of the largest and most beautifully printed papers
in the Union. It is devoted to literature, history,
science, commerce, iind genera! inforitmtion, and
seems to us eminently entitled to encouragement
as a family print; v ‘
July 8
WHITE § ACADEMY.
rrUIB subscriber announces to bis frisnds and
JL ijie public, that tiie exercises of Academy
will be suspended ur.ti! the first cf November next.
Tiie principal object \vhich lie will* buy s in view
during his absence! will ho to form afi acquaint
ance with the system ‘of education adopted m tho
most distinguished seminaries in tho* Northern
| States, and he indulges the hope that the result of
his observations will render his Academy increas
ingly worthy Os patronage. Having taken a large
and commodious house in a pleasant part of tiie
city, he will be prepared to take five r six boys r.r.
boarders—and Ire assures t!io public that the
health, morals and improvement of his pupils, v. ill
be {lie objects of his unwearied and undivided at
tention.
GLORQE WIMT2.
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