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All Letters to
the Editor must be post-paid.
Three or four Passengers
, c an be handsomely accommodated on board
the ship THOMAS GIBBONS, Isaac Brewer,
tmaster, for Liverpool, if immediate application
is made on board, or to JAMES DICKSON & CO.
June 20—m—73 ~ - -
For Liverpool
The substantial fast sailing brig EXMOUTH,
Edward W. Pollard, master; will be dispatched,
J§gUfclia.vmg two thirds of her cargo on board. For
freight of 200 bales cotton apply on board, at Bolton’s
central wharf, or to J. BATTELLE,
A'e. 16, Commerce Row.
Who has for sale
Bills of Exchange
ON NEWfYORK AND BOSTON.
june Id - —1*2
Lor Liverpool or Greenock.
The staunch, well found ship UNION, captain
S&atdlfcPost, of 230 ions, will take a cargo of cotton to
Liverpool or Greenock, at a low freight, if early applica
tion is made to CARNOCHAN &, MITCHELL.
april 25 -49!
For Boston
The regular trading brig ADELINE, James
.Rich,, master. For freight or passage apply to
WHITNEY & PARKMAN.
june 18—i—72
For Boston
The schooner SARAH'ANN, captain Lum,-
bard. For freight or passage apply on board,
at Telfair’s wharf, or to
Olmstead & Battelle,
Who have noic landing,
50 casks cat NAILS, and
200 pieces cdrtiplnv Nankeens. June 1——65
For New-York
The excellent fast sailing brig THREE SIS-
^TERS, Lane, master; for freight, (which will be
staken low) or passage, having good accommo
dations apply to the master on board or to
Gumming & Moorhead,
Who have for sale, just received,
6 chests superior quality young Hyson TEA.
June 22 r— : —74
For New-York
The fait sailing brig GEORGIA, captain West,
.having three fourths of her cargo ready to go on
Bboard. For freight or passage, liaving excellent
accommodations, apply to
Olmstead & Battelle.
june 18 72
~~ jFor New-York
The brig CASKET, capta.il Doak, will sail on
.Sunday next. For freight of ldO bales cotton or
-passage apply to the captain on board, or
B. M‘Kinne & Co.
june 18 72 -
For New-York
The fine new schooner LE VANT, Wood, mas-
. ter, will sail on Sunday next, weather permitting.
g:For freight or passage, having spacious accom
modations, apply to the captain on board, or to
Pelot & Merrick.
june 15 ■ 71
For New-York
^sailed on the 6th, may be W hourly expected;
«S&SfctwiU meet with immediate dispatch. For freight
or passage appiv to PELOT & MERRICK,
june 11——69
The schooner VENUS, captain
having
For Newport and Providence, (r. i.)
The packet brig GOVERNOR HOPKINS,
teV^'^Vcaptiin Smith, will have dispatch. For freight
&c«@faor .passage, having handsome accommodations,
apply to the master onboard, at Bolton’s wharf, or to
T. H. Condy.
june 20 73
For Philadelphia.
The packet brig HERO, captain Bailey, will
^sail for Philadelphia, the 31st inst. For freight
s or passage apply to
Perry & Wright,
Who have for sale
4 ton Sweed Steel
1 ton broad Russia Steel
10 faggots Crowley Steel
10 .barrels of Philadelphia bottled Porter
20 boxes crab Cider
17 casks and 100 bags Oats
Whiskey, in hogsheads and barrels
Black Peppc-, V heavy) june 20—73
For Philadelph ia
w7 jh*. The packet brig SALLY, captain Myrick, will
- dispatched in a few days. The cabin, having
he --greatly improved, passengers can be handsomely ac
commodated, if immediate application be made.
W. T. Williams.
Received by said vessel,
A tew barrels Pluladelgjiia ALE, and
B xes’Philadelphia bottled CIDER. june 11 69
Fassengers
The fine packet brig ALMIRA, Isaac Atwood,
y master, expected, to sail from this about the 15th
p, .. faof July; will take p:issengers for New-York,
Mhoae. Island or Poston. WHITLEY & PARKMAN.
. June 18—l—72
r,
l or freight or charte
I o any Northern Port
The fine, fast sailing schooner ROLLA, cap
tain U«wis. Apply on board, at Bolton’s central
wharf, or to M. HERBERT & CO.
Pnoorv . For sale on board,
W^OO 4 udadelphia BRICKS. june 20-*—73
Parties of Pleasure
Can be accommodated in the fine, fast sailing,
pitot boat PEACE, which has been fitted Jor the
JgMtfKcPurposc. she will take parties over the Bar, to
the Black-Fish bank, or to Charleston, at a short notice,
and will always return when the party on board inquire
it. Fifteen Dollars per day will be the expense, passen
gers finding their <ttn stores. Apply to
WM. ROYSTON, or
ELIJAH BROUGHTON,
june 20 ■■■.■ 63 j
Bills of Exchange
ON NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
J. E. White & Go.
may 21 60
For sale by
june 8— *68
Bills on New-York.
R. & J. HABERSHAM.
Bills on England
For sale by .«
june 13—-70
ANDREW LOW & CO.
Cloathii!^ W are-ilouse.
The subscribers have removed to the new brick s'ore,
on the Bay, nearly in the rear of their former establish
ment and opposite Messrs. B. M‘Kinne Sc Co’s, where
they offer for sale, just received per ship Woodbine and
brig Savannah Packet, from New-York, a general assort
ment of READY MADE CLOATUING, consisting c* the
following articles, viz:
India seersucker, gingham and black bombazet Coattees
Superfine blue and-mixed cloth and cassimere do
Gingham, white jean andytllow nankeen round Jackets
Superfine white and figured Marseilles Vests
Do black Florentine . do
Do 1 yellow nankeen, white jean, white cassar cord,
striped jean, cotton cassnnere, olive, velveteen,
Angola cassimere and cord Eantaloons ,
Superfine blue, black, drab and mixed cassimere Panta
loons
Superfine linen and cotton Slur’s, &c. Sec.
W. & A. Weyman & Co.
AI.SC,
Pack Pins, white and black silk Gloves
Ladies’ straw Hats, Artificial Flowers
Millinets, cotton Lace, white Sattins
Men’s and boy’s wool and roram Hats, june 20-M-73
Just received*
And for sale at the
REPUBLICAN OFFICE;
A Journal^
OF A YOUNG MA^ OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Late'a Sugeon onboard ah American Privateer, captured
by the British, in 1813; confined first at
HALIFAX, THEN AT CHATHAM, ENGLAND,
' ,$3t> LAST AT
DARTMOOR PRISON.
Price—On*- pollttv. ‘ fi.
Off Subscribers to thbhbove Work will please call
and^take^thdrcomes^^^^^^^^^june^l8-^2^
Just received,
And note landing from New-York,
37 hhds. prime selected New-Orlcans Sugar, fit for re
tailing . r'"'
40 do do retailing Molasses
4 pipes 4th proof genuine Cognac Brandy
j 1G chest3 Gunpowder and Hyson Tea
6 c:tSKS assorted Shot
2 pipes old Madeira Wine j
queu fer casks L. P. TenerifTe and Malaga do
barrels Pork and Beans
IX STORE,
old 4th proof Jamaica Rum, warranted pure, be
ing imported direct
Wln.-Ley, N. L Rinn, Coffee andiron
Togeth. r with a large and general assortment of well
ciiosen GROCERIES, in- any quantity to suit purchasers,
for sale by ' BROOKS & WELMAN,
June 4—66 Bolton's wharf.
Mackarel,
Herrings, smoked Beef, and manufactured Tobacco of
tiie first quality; just landing from the ship Cotton
Plant, and for sale on reasonable terms, by
P. Duffy.
may 21—60
The subscribers
Offer for sale
TenerifTe and Malaga Wine, in pipes and quarter
casks
Gin, Brandy, Rum
A few bags of Pepper and Coffee
10,000 Philadelphia Bricks
George & Alexander M. Ker.
june
-72
For sale
200 pieces Inverness Bagging
5u pieces Oznaburgs
3 cases, containing 2000 Dutch half pint Tumblers.
100 bis No. 1 Boston Beef JAMES JOHNSTON.
jnne 22 - ■ - n 74
For sale
A gentle family Horse, Gig and H arness, by.
M. Herbert & Co.
june 22 74 ~
For sale
An elegant CARRIAGEand pl.-.te mounted HARNESS.
R. & J. Bolton.
june 20 73
Landing
From the schooner Mechanic
20 bis Pork
10 pipes Wine
16 hhds northern Gin
25 pieces Oznaburgs
300 Madras Handkerchiefs
ALSO
35 tons flat building Stone, which will be disposed of
low, if immediately applied for, by.
Pelot & Merrick.
Bills on New-York
For sale us ..bo-' . inn? 0—-66
Philadelphia Razee Boots;
The subscriber has just received per brig Olynthus,
50 pair RAZEE BOOTS, of a superior quality.
John Douglass.
june 1 fi5
Medicines.
Fine powdered Cream Tartar
Do do Yellow' Bark
Fresh do Ipecac
Do Caraway Seed
Do English Cammomile Flowers
Do Anniseed |
Best short staple Isinglass
Do Flake Manna
Do Alexandrine Senna
Bateman’s Djrops
American Ink Powder ~
Essence of Peppermint ^
Refined Camphor
Turkey green Arabic ■ .•
British Oil
Harlem do
Spanish Flies
Mace
* Nutmegs
Manna, in sorts -
English Sugar of Lead
Do RocSKle Salts
Pill Boxes
The above articles are offered for sale by
Stebbias & Mason.
4
april
Factorage and Commission.
The subscriber having commenced in the above line
of BUSINESS, offers ins services to his friends and the
public; his Counting-Room is on Wayne’s upper wharf,
formerly' occupied by Messrs. Phiiiizy & Burnett- The
Store is large and commodious—produce will be re
ceived on storage and every attention given to its re
ception and shipment. RICHARD WAYNE.
dec 2—139 __
For sale
20 tons Lignumvita
15 hhds Molasses
6 casks Coperas
100 pieces best Dundee Bagging
50 pieces flaxen Oznaburgs
p Carnochan & Mitcliel.
may 11—56
For sale
Six or eight hundred bushels first quality ROUGH
RICE. Apply to Coaiu.es or James Davant, on iiilton-
Hcad; or Messrs. Scott & Fau.m, in Savannah.
june 18—n—72 .
Spring Goods.
For sale at the store of
J. J. & F. BLANC HARD,
EOH CASH OR. APPHOVE11 PAPER,
6-4 figured Cambric and figured Muslin
4-4 plaid Si k and colored Crape
Silk, for bonnets of all colors; among which are green,
white, pink, &c.
Silk, for dresses of all colors and qualities
Sarunet, for trimming bonnets, of all colors
Plain and figured silk Gauze
34 silk Lace and narrow ditto, for trimming
Superfine thread luce-and iineu Cambric
6-4 half lace Sliawls and 6-4 lace Veilsg
Ribbons, of all sizes and colors
3:ik Shawls, of all sizes and colors, from 75 cents to §12
Dutch Rolls and white Oznaburgs
Dutch Sheeting, Russia and Irish ditto
Furniture Fringe and Dimity
Silk Cords, Clienelle, and Beads
Fine book, jaconet and mull Muslin
Turtle Shell Combs, Fans and bead Baskets
Damask t .ble Clotlis, of all sizes
Russia and Irish Diaper
4-4 and 7-4 Irish Linen, blue Nankeen
Cotton Kersevniere, Bombazett, &c.
Together with a-great variety of fancy and seasonable
GOODS, too tedious to enumerate.
may 30—cp—64 - ,
Duel, Gresham & Co.
Have now landing,from the ship Winnefred, fiom Liver-
pool,
A large supply of SUMMER GOODS.
Al.SO,
39 casks and cases assorted TlardVare and Cutlery,
each containing a complete assortment for a retail store
One case superior plated IVare, consisting of cruet
Frames, candlesticks, Snuffers and Trays
Acid via New-York,
Two trunks Parasols, three bales Seersuckers, three
bales Humhums
1000 pieces long yellow Nankeens, one case chip Hats;
white, black and colored Levantine anu Florence Silks
Stout mixed coat Silks and Florentine "Vesting; white
and black lace Shawls and Veils; Merino Tippets; ele
gant embroidered Ridicules, assorted colors and patterns
Thread Laces and Edgings
One case Cliinelle Cords, assorted colors and sizes
Fifteen cases straw' Hats and Bonnets
Six cases Artificial Flowers
Seventeen cases Looking Glasses, a part of which are
in elegant gilt frames. june 15—71)
Just received
v
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From New-York
Macoboy and Scotch Snuff
Soft shelled Almonds-*—best Raisins
Green Gages—Appricots—Peaches and Quincc3,
preserved - v -
30 boxes fresh Prunes
Capers—Olives—Sweet-Oil
30 botes old Medoc Claret
2 pipes Madeira Wine; five years old
Teas, of the latest importation
Fresh Turkey Figs—Old Porte Wine
Best Mustard—Spermaceti Candles
Tamarinds—Pickle Vinegar •
Double distilled Rose Water—Orange do
For sale by p. MORIN.
june 13—l—71
On consignment.
Just received,
A few bales of GERMAN GOODS, well suited for ne
groes’ summer clothing, which will be sold very low.
1 V J. Bilbo.
jtlne 4 66 , '
drifted
From Moore’s Wharf, about 10 days since, a decked Flai.
Five dollars Will be given for her restorati on!
Jacob Morclecai.
M
m 11
Auction^
On Wednesday next, the 26th lost. v
Will be sold, before my store,
A Negro Woman, named Naxcy—to be sold on .ao
count and risk of Messrs. Carlisle & Pabodie, merchants,
Savahnah. By order of Mrs. Mary Becti.
Sole to commence at 11 o'clock
A. Ho#e* nttctV.
Dry Goods* &c.
Just receivedper schoo.isr Mechanic, from New- York,
Comprising the following articles:
.tion bliawls, silk ditto ditto, pocket Handker-
' tiieul^^rjK&o Purses of various descrip
tions, ditto ladies* Gloves,' men’s yellow buckskan -dhto
ditto kid of various descriptions; cambric MushmMeno
ditto, mull mull ditto,'ditto gold embroidered ditto,
gold and silver Purses With clasps, kid elastic Garters,
rich painted satin ditto ditto; cotton ball 'Primming, la
dies’work Boxes, or Valizes, figured feather Fans, plain
ditto ditto; French Linen, ready made linen Shirts, lin
en pocket Handkerchiefs, ditto Thread, ■ snuff Boxes,
Buttons, 1 case glazed Hats, Madras Handkerchiefs^
and also 1 case containing 2 mahogany tear or breakfast
Tables. The above goods are offered by the invoice or
otherwise, on accommodating terms, by
S; Sain simon,
next door to Mr. M. Clarice, and opposite to Mr. T.
Gibbons’ brick Stores, itt.St. Jtili.oi street.
f'.N. B. A suitable stand wanted. june 6—67
The subscribers
Have just received, by brig Georgia,from Poston.
100 casks stone Lame
23 nests Trunks -
4 bis Salts
20 dozen bed Cordd ;
10 do sail TWme
10 do Axes
6 do Hammers and Hatchets
Olmstead & Battelle.
June 13—l—70
Just received,
From Liverpool, per ship Winnefred,
85 tons Salt, and
10 chaldron Coals, which will be sold low if applied
for immediately. Apply to
Calvin Baker & Co.
june 13—70
Brooks^& W^lman
Have just received and now landing from brig Eagle and
schooner Levant, from New York, the following Ar
ticles, in addition to their former supply of Groceries,
which they offer for sale, very cheap at their stare on Hol
ton's whar f , viz.-
10 hhds prime selected New'-Orleans Sugar
30 bis St. Croix superior quality Sugar
20 bags and 10 bis fine green Coffee
2 lihds :*iid 20 bis Copperass
bags of Pimento and Spice
barrels Aimonds, soft shelled
boxes Prunes
barrels, half barrels and kegs of Mackerel and Sal*
mon
half barrels corned Beef, N. E. Rum and Whiskey
in hhds and barrels
ALSO,
6000 lbs of North Carolina HAMS
june 13—b—70
Tea* Molasses, &c.
10 chests Hyson Tea, (New Hazard’s cargo) by ch«6t
or retail
5 pipes choice Cognac Brandy
20 hhds and tierces Molasses
260 kegs Gunpowder, D. P. & Co. FF. R.
20 bis Salmon
20 do Mackerel
50 do Boston No. 1 Beef
40 do do No. 3 Pork
10 boxes Chocolate
60 do No; 10 cotton Canto
100 sets Measures
60 boxes negro Pipes
Old Rum, Brandy and Gin, on retail. For sale by
Gardner Tufts.
june 13—a—70 ;
The subscribers
Offer for sale
5000 bushels Liverpool ground SALT, of a superior
quality. L. PETTY & CO.
june 18—m—72 M , Kinne's wharf
New Goods.
Bv the brig Yamacraw and ship Thomas Gibbons, from
Liverpool the subscribers have received their suply of
FRESH GOODS*
suited to the summer season, whifch are offered for sale
on reasonable terms. ANDREW LOW & CO.
QgJ” Good OZNABURGS, at 18 cents per yard,
mav 21——60
William Pi Beers
Has received a variety of elegant lace Veils
Demi Veils
Shawls and Handkerchiefs
Thread Laces, of the newest patterns
ALSO,
4- few pieces first quality bed Ticking
Black and colored Crapes (very lqw j
Green Florence Silk, fine book Muslin
Fine undressed Calicoes and Cambrics
Striped Jeans and Florentines
Webb’s patent Suspenders, silk andcotton
Kid Gloves, best quality, of which adew dozen art un*
dressed
Irish Linens, at all prices, silk Gloves V
Fresh HYSON TEA, best quality,
june 8——68
E. Bliss 6c Co.
a (market-square)
Have just received per ship Adonis, from New-Yrrk,
London superfine Cassnneres, btock, blue and drabi
Vigonia ditto; cotton Cassitiiere and Vigonia Cord*
white, black and blue Jeans; London Stripes; black
Cambric; cotton Lace; bell Buttons; nun’s Thread*
ihen’s buckskin and beaver Glo ves; ladies’ kid .and
silk Gloves; tortoise shell Combs; Ribbons; LevantinO
Shawls and fancy Handkerchieft.
case China Silk, assorted colors
black, green anil changeable Florence Silk
case cotffcn Cambrics
do Cahctt
do Ginghams
bale India Cotton
k case German Sheeting, &<;.
jnne 6—67
Notice.
During my absence to the north, I have appointed
Josk M. Eigle, my lawful attorney.
Frederick SeU^ck-
jupe 32-—-a*———74 Jj