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REPUBLICAN.
UME XLIII.
the savannah republican
IS PUBLISHSD
DAILY, tRMVKEKLY AND WEEKLY,
SAVANNAH, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1845;
LOCKE & DAYIS,
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TNSURANCE—Capital *376,000—
A Tht Augtula Ineuranct and Ranking Company
onntinuo to irsurb AOAtNsT FIRE,
Dangers oflNLAND NAVIGATION and against
b Dai ‘
ike Dangers or the SEAS.
The
by the
by
tfnued.
nov 20
prompt and liberal policy heretofore pursued
Office in the payment or Losses, will ne eon-
WILLIAM DUNCAN, Agent.
7T1TNA
IM2J r
INSURANCE CO. OF
HARTFORD, Connecticut.—The under
signed, Agents for the nbovo named Company in
this city, continue tn Insure agalnat loss or damage
by fire on Buildings or Stocks of Goods. This is
one oftho oldest insnrance Companies in the Unit
ed SUtes, end its loeaea have always been promptly
C aid. Applications Tor insurance will be received
y COHEN, NORRIS & CO., Agenla.
oclM
npilEOLOGIOAL BOOKS—Hjrth-
X orington’s History ortho Church of Scotland
Clialmcrm’ Sermons, complete in two volume*, net.
Chalmers’ Lectures on tho Epistle of the Romans,
Dick’s Lectures on tho Acts
Ancient History, a now worl^ IVom Rollin,and othor
authentic sources
D’Aubigne'a History of the Reformation
Uishop lloberl’a Apology for the Apostolic Order
Msson’s Essays on Episcopacy, and the Apology for
. the Apostolio Order and its advocates, reviewed
Mason’s Essnya on the Church of God
rietchrr’s Sermons on the four marks oftho Church
Milman’s History of Christianity
Sears’ History of the Bible
lirownleo’s Christian Youth’s Book
Hunter’s Snored Biography .
Sprague’s Lectures on Revivals
Sprague’s Lecturos to Young People
Smyth on Ecclesiastical Republicanism
Whatley’s Kingdom of Christ, Id American Edition
Winslow on the Holy Spirit
A Walk about Zion, (by Clark)
Christ our Law, by JSlUa Caroline Fry
Lire of Henry Martyn
Dr.Olin’s Travels in Egypt, Arabia, I’erne a, and
the Holy Land
Tho Young Disciple, by Clark
llookor on Popular Infidelity
CotteriU’s Family Prayers, Revised by Spear
Jay’s Morning and Evening Exorcise*
Bickersteth’s Treatise on Prayer
White’s Meditations and Addresses on Prayer
Pollock’s Tatoa oftho Scottish Covenanters
Pollock’s Course oH'lino
Buchanan’s Comlbrt in Affliction
Bastor’s Call to the Unconverted
Piko’aTruo Happiness
Hnnry’s Communicant’s Companion
Bickorsteth, on the Lord’s Supper
Jay’sJuhUee Memoriat;Tnbute torn only Daughter
Recollections of an only Daughter
Misa Sinclair on the Principles oftho Christian Faith
The Christian Father at Homo
Our Prntostanl Forefathers} Live while you Live
Taylor’s Life of II. More} Crook in the Lot
Lucilla : or the Reading of the Bible
Tho Contest and the Armour
Tho Bible, with Patrick, Lowlh and Whitby’s Com
mentary—10 parts recoived—to be completed in
sixty numbers, at Ift rents
A Sermon delivered in St. Luke's Church, Phils*
H artford fire insurance
COMPANY.—This office continues to in
sure Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, dec. (sgsin*t
loss or damage by flro) on the most ftivorublo
lams.
The undersigned. Agent for this city, is duly au
thorised to receive applications, effect risks and
thorised to receiva applications, effec
issue policiea without delay.
WYLLY WOODBRIDGE.
oct 10
b " 1 -’ Agont.
u fillings.
F urniture.—Tito subscriber is
now receiving, bv every arrival from New-
York, a riot) and splendid assortment of CABINET
FURNITURE of tho latest nnd most approved pat
terns, not surpassed in tho Southern country. Ilo
has purchased his stock to such advantage, that lie
can sell nt very low price*.
Among Ids large assortment may bo found—Largo
Serpentine Sofas, do. Divnns, do. Ottomans, Plain
and Spring-seat Sofas, do do Divans, Ottomans nnd
('ouches, Mahogany Rocking Chairs, with red nod
green plush seating. Mohair, do, Mahogany sotting
full | and 4 French Chairs} Curled Maple, Black
Walnut and Rosewood Chairs, Cano ami Wood
seat Settees, Side Boards with Mahogany ami Mar-
Lie tops, Dressing lluraaus with Marble Tops, do
Mahogany tops. Side Cose Bureaus, Writing Tablo
md Book Cases, Cottage Bureaus on castor*, Scroll
and Plnln Chamber Bureaus, Wardrobes, Ladies’
Work Tables, Contra nnd Pier Tnlilrs with Mnrblo
tops, Mnrblo top Wnsh Stands, Pointed do., Dress-
Nig Tablo*, Tea Tables, Grecian Clawfoot Dining
Tables, Extension Tallies, Canl Tables with llarpe
and Uge Pillars, Mahogany Bedsteads, do French
Patterns, Curled Maple Bedstoads, Plain do do.
ALSO,
Curled Maple, Black Walnut, and Rosewood
Chairs with Cane bottom j, Windsor Chairs, Chil
drens’High do. Counting Room Desks, Revolving
Chairs for Counting. Rooms. Counter Stools, Foot
Stools, Hat Stands, Bnllnws nnd Brush, Bird
Cnqos, Knife Trays, Safes, Mahogany nnd Cherry
('ribs, Hair Mnttrasses. Moss do, Feather Beds,
Bolster* and Pillows, Green, Bed, Black, Blue, and
White Cord, with Tassels to match, llair Cloth for
Sofas and Mahogany Chairs, Willmv Wagons, do
Cradleq. also, -
A greafVarloty ofMnnllonnd Piar Glasses, Toilet
and Dressing Glasses'll!' all of the 'difforent kinds
no'wT 1 ”^*'
. TX Persons, either in tho city or country, wish
ing to nurchnso any of tho above articles, will find
<1 nil ohjoat to ball before making their purchases
elsewhere. Every nrticlo may be depended on ns
. being whnt it is represented. Liberal deductions
‘ will always be made to thoso who make largo pur
chases. 1. W. MORRELL,
oct ft
W EEDS St MpitKELL —Hnro
now open, a full assortment ol the follow
ing articles :—
Solar Lamps, Solar Lard Lamps, Solar Hull
ru.ii.... i ....... u.
Lamps, Snlnr Suspending Lamps, Solar Lamp Heads.
Solra Prickets, Solar Side Lamps, Shades, Chim
neys, Ate., brass Andirons, Fonder*, Shovels nnd
Tongs, Nursery Guards, Blower Stands, Coal Hods,
Ate. BIUTTANNIA WARE.
Tea Setts, complete} Coffee Pots, Coffee Urns,
Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls. Cronins, covered Pitcher*,
cov’d Cans, Mugs. Tumblers. Lamps, Spittoons, Ate.
JAPAN ED WARE.
Tea Trays, Bread Trays, Snuffer Trars, Ewers
And Basins, Sugar linxea, Cake Boxos, Coffee Can-
Ulster*. Ten ('addins, Dressing Cases, Spice Boxen,
Deed Boxes, Cash Boxes, KnlR» Trays, Spoon Tnya,
Candle-sticks, Lamps. Lard Lamps. Plato Warmers,
Plate Heaters, Nursery l.anpn. Toilet Pails, Cham
ber Pailc, water Cans, foot Baths, Plato Buckets,
Match Safes, Letter Cages, Spice Boxes, Toast
Rack*. Lanterns, Tobacco Uoxos, Grocers, Can-
nistors, dtc.
TIN WARE.
Coffeo Urns, Cnffco Riggins, Coffee Pots, Tea
Pots, Tea Kettles, Ten Urns, Oyster Dishes, Veni
son Dishes, Steak Dishes, Plato Warmers, tyatcr
Boilers, Sauce-pans, Egg Codlors, Melon Moulds,
Mm. Moulds. Dutch Ovens, Raker*, Wash Kett'er,
Pans, Pails, Dish Covers, Plato Covers, Strainers,
fee.; with every description of common Tin Ware.
—also— *
Willow mnrkot Rnskota, Clothe! Baskets, French
work and travelling Rnskota. Codnr Tubs, Puils nnd
Backets, painted Pails, painted Keelers, varnished
Pails, wooden Bowls, Trays, Wash Boards, Bolling
Pina, Ladles nnd' Spoons, tablo Cutlery, ennmel’d
Sauce-nans,&c., which with ovory variety of China,
Glass, Crockery nnd Stono WARE, will bn offered
at the lowest prices, nt wholesale or retail. Coun
try merchants, planters and others, arc invited to
call sod examino, at No. 10S, Penfield Range.
oct 26
P 1 ,
ANO FORTES.—Tho Subscriber
has now on hand, and is constantly receiving
manufactory of J. ('bickering.
from the calebrated .
Patent Action Rosewood and Maiiogany PIANO
FORTES, made expressly for this market. Tho
improvements which Mr Chlckering has mndo in
those instruments ennnot fall tn plonse, ns they
combine groat power, and beauty of tone, ns well
as quickness, elasticity and dolicacy of touch}
at the same tlmo it prevents tho liability to get out
of order, and thus overcomes the 'objection to tho
action of those now in uso. By this invention per
formers will find tho labor of oxocutiun greatly re
duced. Far salo by I. W. MORRELL.
TXTOODEN WAKE. —BO nests
T* Measures; 60 do Boxei}2A do painted Keel
er*} 20 do Horse Pails; 40 do Can Pnllsj 10 dozen
bbl Covers} 1ft do painted Pnils. Just received nnd
for kale by
not
ANTHONY TURNER.
Exchango Dock.
F OR GENTLEMEN.^—A splendid
nssnrtmont of lino roso wood, mahogany, nnd
Russian leather Dressing Cases, furnished nnd plain,
Fine English Rsxors, Kaxor Strops of all kinds,
Bbavinc Creams, Shaving Boxes, do. Brushes, Port
able Glass Mirrors, with Magnifying. OAsses. See.
forsnlo low, by O. R, HENDRICKSON,
may U
TjiORTHE NURSERY AND TOI-
X LET.—N. Smith Prentiss’ oxtra superfine
plain ard Roso Scented Toilet Powder} Do I.nsnlle
ahd LhnrellnV superior Prenoh a in Roso ToUot
Powdon Toilet Boxes and Pufl’s, of a vory neat pat-
lorn. Just received per brig Philura end for sale by
A. PARSONS.
TTARNIS HES, OILS. WHITE
„Y LEAD AND WINDOW GLASS.-Rost
furniture Varnish} do Coach dot Leather do) Japan
do} White Lead, assorted brands} Window Gists,
assorted sixes. For sale low, by .
iug9 Dr. P. MINIS, No. 8 Whitattr^t.
•» ui. i. KIIIIIO, mi. n •rims
SJCUDDER’S EYE WATER
^ received and for sale by
. Ml St I \f -Of TD UPtl .
-Just
received and for sale by
j«ly 24 J. M.-TURNER, Monument square.
NO. 198.
D RY GOODS.— The Subgcriber
having permanently located himself in Sa
vannah, and taken possession of tho Store in Gib-
bona’Bull,lings,lately occupied by Mr. JAS. A.
CLIFFORD, would rcsnectlully invito his (Vionds
Cecil
History of Michael Kemp
I and r lavel’e GiR for Mou
Mourners
Sorrowing, yot Rejoicing j Tho Sinner’s Friend
--•* the Anne
dolphin, Mnrch 10th, 1844. by Rov. W. W. Spear.
Juit received and for sale by
may 21 T. H. PLANT.
S TABLE ECONOMY—A Tren-
tiie on tho management of horses, in relation
to stabling, grooming, feeding, watering nnd work
ing, hy John Stewart, with nnlct and addition*,
adapting it to American food and climate, by A. B.
Allen.
Tho Farmers’ and Emigrants’ Hand Book: being
n complete guido—comprising the clearing of for
est* nnd prairie land, gardening, Binning generally,
farriery, cookery, and tho prevontlon snu cure of
diseases, by Josiah T. Marshall.
Rural Economy, in its relations with chemistry,
physics nnd motcorolngy; nr chemistry npplied to
Agriculture, by I), il. Baussingnult.
The World in a Pocket Book, or Universal Popu-
Inr Statistics.
The Book of tho Army, comprising a general
military history of the United States, compiled by
John Frost.
Tho Fnrmor’s Treasure, n prnticni treatise on tho
nature nnd Valuo of manures, with an account ofthe
most recent discoveries in Agricultural chemistry,
by F. Falkucr.
Tho Farmer*’ Manual, by F. Falknor.y
The History of Franco, by Micliolot, No. 2. Just
revived by W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
C HALMERS’ HISTORY—Of the
Revolt oftho American Colonies} 2 vols. Oc
tavo. •»
Scenes In my Native Land. By Mrs. L. IL Si-
gournoy.
Flower. Fruit nnd Thorn pieces, or tho Married
Life, Death, and Wedding of tho advocate oftho
Poor, Firmian Stanislaus Siebcnkss. By J. P. F.
Richter. Translated from tho German, by E. II.
Noel.
Common and Scriptural Proverbs. Proverb* ex
plained.
Lays of tho Gospel} by tho Reverend S. G. Bui-
finch.
Hurnaps Expository Lectures on tho principal
pillages of tho Scriptures which rotate to tho Doc-
trine of tho Trinity.
Conversations on some of the old Poets. By J.
R. Lowell.
The Waif: n collection rf Poems.
Voices oftho Night} l>y 11. W. Longfellow. Tonth
edition.
Ballads and other Poems} by II. W. Longfellow.
Notes on Cuba; by a Physician. Just received by
apr 25 • ' T. II. PLANT.
N O. 8, TIIE WANDERING JEW,
by M. K.iigenn Suo.
Part I. Mount Snrel, or.Tho Heiress of tho Do
Veres, by tho author of “Tho Two Old Men’s
Talcs.’’
Sails, or The Mnglo of Count CngUoytro, n Ven
etian Tnlot translated from tho French ol Itogor Do
Beauvoir, by p. F. Clirislin nnd Eugene Lies.
No.‘JO Harpers’’Illuminated Bibln.
Columbian Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine,
for February nnd March.
ScnrlotFeathor, or the Young Chief oftho Abnn-
nqiiics, s romanco of tho Wilderness ol Maino, by
J. II. Ingraham, Esq.
No*. 12 and 1.1 Tho Knights of the Sen), nr the
Mysteries of tho Cities; a romaiico of Men’s Hearts
nnd Habits.
My Own Story, or tho Autobiography of a Child}
l»y Mary IlnwltL
Received by P-G. THOMAS,
mar 17 Successor to Thomas Purse.
rjMIE REGENT’S DAUGHTER—
Translated from tho French of Alexandre
Dumns. by Charles H. Town.
The Maid of Honour, nr tho Massacre of St. Bar
tholomew—A tale offlm sixteenth century.
Ml** Maitineau’s Letter* on Mesmerism.
Thlrlwnll’s History ofGrooco—No. 7.
Corse Do Leon,ortho Brigand: hy G. P. R.James.
A (.’lironolngic.il Introduction to the History of
tiie Church, being n new inquiry into tho Birth and
Dentil of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. By
tho Rov. Samuel Farmer Jarvis.
Principles of Medical Jurisprudence, with so
much of Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology nnd the
Practice n| Medicine and Surgery a* are essential to
he known by Lawyers, Coroners, Magistrates, Offi.
cor* of tho Army and Navy, Ate , dec. By William
Guy, M, B. First American edition, oditod hy C. A.
Loo, M. D.
Essay on our Lord’s Discourse at Capernaum, re
corded in the 6th chapter of John. By Samuel II
Turner, D. D. Just received by
marI2 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
T HE INVALIDE—Or Pictures of
the French Revolution} a Romance, by C.
Spindler.
The Gndnlphin Arabian, or tho History or a
Thorough-Bred, by Eugeno Sue.
Tho Forluno Huntor, or tho Adventures ofn
Man About Town, a Novel, by (Mrs. Anna Cora
Mnwett.
Viola, Tho Redeemed} a Domestic Tale, by Pro-
feasor Ashby.
Fourteen Cclobrnted Marches, for 20 cents.
No. I Monro’s Melodies, «* 20 “
Part 1 Selections from Fry’s Opera “Leonora,”
for tft cents. Received by
nug 0
PETER O. THOMAS,
Successor to Thomas Purse.
TyroFFAT’S LIFE PILLS AND
, X PHCENIX BITTERS.—The high and on-
vied celebrity which these pre-eminent Medicines
acquired for their invariable efficacy In all the dis
eases which they profess to cure, has rendered tho
usual prnctico of puffing not only unnecessary, but
unworthy of them. They ore known hy their fruits,
their good works testify for thorn, and they thrive
not by the faith of the credulous. A supply just
received and for sale by
nug 1 A. PARSONS, Gibbons’ Rango.
TfRBNCH, GERMAN AND ENG-
X LISH PERFUMERY.—A supply of very
superior Perfumery, as Fine Extracts, Cologne,
Horids and Lavender Water} Honey Water,Sbnving
Cream) highly perfumed Toilot Soap) Bandoline,
ror the llilr, Ate. dtc. from tho celebrated houses
oi Farina, Gucrlain, Mnnpelaa, Johnson & Co.,
and others. Just received by Dr. P. MINIS.
J»1 X 23 No. 8 Whitaker street.
D AVID’S COMPOUND KREO-
80TB TOOTH WAS H-An agreeable
Vegetable Preparation for oleansing, whitening and
preserving the tooth, restoring spongy and diseased
gums to a natural and henlthy atato, purifies tho
mouth, nnd swnotens the breath} provontivo for and
cure of tho taoth-ncho, ennkar-soronoss, nnd tho
various affections oftho moutn’and throat, whether
occasioned by me:curiala,*or otherwise. A few
dozen Just received and for sale by
' ' ‘ f Gibbi
july 30
A. PARSONS,
ibons’ Range.
epAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE,
X Aupplyius (received. For sale by
july 24 J. M. TURNER, Monumeot«quar*.
' Ml"
stock bFocRiDs.” fro has just received from
New York, by brigs Excel and Alacon—
I piece super London bluo Cloth
I “ •« wonl-dynd blk do
I “ «« Frencli wool-dyed black Cloth
I “ “ auperier do do Cassimere
Black Satin, Silk and Maraeiilos Vestings
White, brown and fancy Linen Drills
Cotton Drills, a great variety) Kentucky Jeans
Colored Cotton Cambrics
Blnok and colored Papar Crmbrics
Apron Check*. Furniture Prints
Ginghams, Muslins, French, English and American
Prints, new style) Furniture Muslina, Mosquito
Nettings
Gents’ black and colored Italian Cravats
“ Cliamelion do
Ladies’ black and fancy Cravats, do Chamolion do
" black and white Silk Hoso
“ white, lead, black and mixed Cotton Hosiery
Brown, white, black and mixed Cotton half Hose
Gonta’nnd Ladies’Gloves, of every vsrioty
Ladies’ Fillette Mitt*
A lull asiortmeut of Jackoneta and Cambrics
Swiss, Book and Mull Muslins
Striped and plaid Swiss do
Plaid and corded Cambrics, Bishop Lawns
Long Lnwns, hem stitched nnd cordod bordered L.
C. Handkerchiefs,Table Napkins
Embossed Table Covers, Genta’ Silk Pocket Hdkfs
Sun Shades, black and fancy Silk Points
Green Barege)' a handsome assortment of Lace
Edgings and Cap Lnco
ColoredTaffeta and Satin Ribbons, bound do
Shirting and Pillow Case Linens
10-4 and lt-4 Linen Shootings
Drown and bleachod Cotton Shirtings and Sheet
ings, a vory largo assortment,and *t unusually low
prior*.
tr It is the intention ofthe Subscriber to keep
constantly on hand, as cnmpletn an assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS as can bo pur-
chased for cash in the Northern markets, and ho
wishes to call public nttnntion particularly tn (ho
Ikct that hn will aoll thorn ot an unusually low
profit, lie Invites a comparison of his price* with
thoso of any other Merchant in the place, lie will
sell for cash only, nnd fbr tiie cash ho is determined
to furnish such bargains a* have never been aold in
tills city. V. R. ROSS,
maru
S PRING GOODS —Received per
Excel—Brown and green Broadcloth, white
Marseilles and fancy Vestings, fine, medium and
low priced Prints, colored Lnco Muslina and Bnlxa
rino*. black nnd white do, colored Crnpo do, white
checked nnd striped Camhricks and Muslina, Idack
Loro Veils, white Linen Drilling, brown Linen do,
4-4 brown French Linen) plaid, striped and plain
Gnmbrnons) York Denims and Stripos) plaid, atriprd
nnd colored Coltonades} Suspnndurs, black and
white Filet Gloves and Mits, fino Scissors, Hair
Brushes, black, white and assorted Sewing Silk,
Purse Twist, Silk and Lasting Coat Buttons, Pearl
Shirt Button*. Worsted (bird. Knitting Pins, Silver
nnd common Thimbles, Colton Cord, Ate. Ate. All
of which will he sold on tho most accommodating
terms, hy A. K. MOORE,
mar ft
CPRING DRY GOODS. —HNI-
DER, LATUROP At NEVITT are now opon-
ing n largo nnd well selected assortment of rich,
fancy and staple Dry Goods,consisting in part of—
Rich printed Lawns and Muslins, do do Onltarincs
“ “ Cambrics and Jnconots
American Print*, nil qualities
Rich Bonnet nnd Cap Hibhnna, spring styles
•* Silk Cravats and Shawls, Barngo Scarfs
White Jackonrts and Cnmlmrs
“ Swiss, Mull nnd Naniook Muslin
“ Book Muslin and Bishop Lawn*
“ striped nnd chocked Cambrics nnd Muslins
Blnek and colored Cnmhrics.Silecias, Ate.
Cottnnndcs nnd Summer Stuffs
Pongee Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs
Yellow Georgia Nankeena
Mosquito Netting, ussorlnd kinda
Whito, buff nnd figured Marseilles Vesting .
Iloscry nnd Glove*, in all their varieties
Marseilles Quilts and Counterpiinea
Cotton anil Linen Bed Tick. Malting and Oil Cloth
Cotton ami Flis Osnalmrg*} Factory Yarn, all Nos.
mar 10
C l IEA P CASH S T O R E —M.
PRBNDERGAST offers for sale the follow-
ing Good*, very low for cash:
fi-4, 10-1 anil 12-4 fino blenched Sheeting
(M, 10-4 nnd 12*4 ilo Linen do
D-fl Pillow Case Linen
4-4 brown Colton Sheeting; 3-4 do do Shirting
Bleached Shirting*, all ounlitics
Linen table Diaper nnd Damask
Irish nnd French Linen Napkins
Fino nnd common Towel*
Dowiiis*, Huckaback. Russia nnd Irish Diaper
Long Lawn*; tape bordered Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
Ilnm-stich Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
Thread Edging; Colton I'.dging
Muslin inserting nnd Scollop Trimming
Ladles'dirk and light colored Kid Gloves
Gent's black Kid Glove*} do Silk Pocket ildkfs.
Do Cotton Hose nnd half Hoso
Shirting Stripe; blno Jem} Check*) Ticking
Twilled brown Joan, Id’ll, nad bro. Cnnton Flannel
Fancy Prints; common do} Furniture do
Hoad llilkfa.} Paper Cambric, all colors, fcb'27
C 'AMHROUNS, DRILL'S &c
8* Plaid and mixed Gnmbrnons) fancy colored
Llnon Drills, plain, white nnd brown Drillai 3-4 nnd
t-4 dark Frencli Linens; brown Hollands; Plaid
Tweeds} plain and fancy Cottnnndcs) ivhita and fancy
Marsaillcs Vestings; heavy Duck Drills; Dowlas
Lung Lawns; Irish.Linens; Damask Nankins; Apron
Chocks;-3-4 Bird Eye Diaper; Drap do Kte; 13-4
Counterpanes. Recoived por brig Excel.
I por brig i
HENRY
LATUROP.
C l A S11M B R ES, Do L AIN ES, &c.—
1 Tho subscriber offers ids assortment or the
nbovo named articles, at reduced prices) comprising
tho richost nnd most ihsldniinbln styles of tiie season.
Ricli Cashmere DeKcnsso, Cashmere Do Rops,
Mouslin DeLnins, Chusans and Tisans, rich Cash-
mere Teheran, Thibet and plaid Shawls, Iris
Cloths, black and colored Lustres, block and blue-
blnek Bombazines. For sale by ’J,’
W M. YOUNG,
jin 9 No. 2 Shad’s Building.
S wiss muslins, cambrics,
&c.—2ft pieces plain Swiss Muslins
A do Stripod do
20 do Jacconet Cambric
20 do C-4 whito Cambrics
20 doz Linen Cambric Hdk’fs
ft do Fancy Silk Cravats
AO pieces Lisle and I’latt Laces.
For snlo by HENRY LATUROP,
fob 4 Gibbon’s Rango.
1NEN GOODS.—Linen Sheet
• inn*, 5-4 to 114) Pillow Gate Linen*, 44 to
9-8; Russia Diapers,common anil bestquality) Huck-
shuck Diapers, Bird's Eyo do, Scotcli Diaper and
iiiiuuk wiapera, mm s r.yo uii, nuuicii mapor nnu
Dowlass; brown and blenched Linen Goods, Drills,
&c.) white nnd cream colored Linen Ducks, best
quality Shirting Linens, Table Damasks and Dia
pers, Tablo Nnpkius and Cloths, just received by
urig Excel.
mar 4 BNIDF.R, LATllROP & NEVITT.
C l HEAP GASH STOKE.-—Nmv
J Goods per brig Savannah, just arrived, and for
salo very low for cash by
M. PHENDERGAST,
Br Canton Flannel} blenched do do
York Shirting Stripes; York Ticks
York blue Denims; blue Drills
A fqw bales 34 Tromont brown Shirtings
I bale Cotton Ratting; I do white Wadding
I do blnok Wadding
. Apron Chocks; Ashburton Denims
Bant Mill bleachod Sheetings
Slate colored Cambric.
Nos. 30,3ft, 40,60 and 60 Marshall’s PstentThresd
fob Ift
L inens, damasks. & 0 .—Un
dressed heavy Irish Linens
84,94 and 10-4 Linen Damasks
8-4 to 124 Linen Damask Table Cloths
Irish and Scotch Bird Eye Diaper
Dnmosk Nnpkins nnd Dnglia
104,114 and 124 Linen Sheetings
9-8 Pillow Case Linen*
Roceivcd from brigs Sterling nnd Madison, and
for sale low by HENRY LATHROP.
fcb4
H A
ARIUSON’S SPECIFIC oint
ment—For tho cure of Whito Swellings.
Scrofulous nnd otherTumoura, Ulcers, Soro-legs,
old nnd I'roah Wounds, Sprains nnd Bruises. Swell
ings nnd Inflamtngtion, Scald Head, Women’s
Snrn Breasts, llheumatio Pains, Tottors, Eruptions.
Chilblains, Whitlows. Biles, Corns, and External
Diseases generally. It is likewise greatly superior
to any medicine heretofore discovered for the
cbnfod backs and limbs of Horsosjfbr Ring Worms,
Chapped Lips, nnd in short, for every external bod
ily evil, that may fail to ths lot of msn or besst.
Just rscsived fresh, and for salo by
aug 12 A. PARSONS, Gibbons' Rang*.
M. S. BALL A CO*H
DAILY EXPRESS AND GENERAL FOR.
WARDING If COMMISSION HOUSE.
THE Central Rail Read Company of Georgia
having grantod to tho Subscribers tho privilege or
running an EXPRESS over their Road during tho
present year, with the privilngo of an apartment un
der their own Lock, they offer superior advantages
for the prompt and ssfb conveyance or valuable Ar
ticles, Specie, Aco. Arc.) end are in hopes of being
able to make an arrangement with tho Post Office
Department, by which they will be allowed to carry
a Mail Bag.
They ere prepared to rrrrirsand/onoard GOODS
ol all descriptions, to sod from Savannah and Macon
and intermediate placet, and between Savannah and
Charleston, with tho greatest safety and depatch)
and will also pay particular attontlon to the pur
chase of Goods, collection snd payment of Drafts.
Notes and Bills, and trsnnctlng all kinds of busi
ness in the abovo places.
They have also extended their arrangements to
run their Express hy the Southorn Boats to Pico-
lain, in Florida, and iotormediato places on that
route.
Macon—Office si the Washington Hall.
•VarannaA—Office at No. I A3 Bay atreet.
Do. S. Phiibrick, Agent, lor receiving nnd
forwarding floods nnd Merchandise.
Charleston, S. C'.—Amos Head, Agent, office No.
9ft East Bay. M. S. BALL & CO.
june 6
SPAING AM) SUMfllEIt FASHIONS.
Gout’s Piuinmn, Leghorn and Palm
Leaf HATS, of varioua styles and oualitics.
' A lino assortment ol youths’ Leghorn Hats
Infants’Round Crowned do do
Fash, black Nutria, Moleskin and Brush do
Fash. Pearl. Cniaimere and Drab Brush do
Together with a very extenaivo stock of HATS
AND CAPS, designed for the wholesale Iride,
which nro offered to city snd country dealers on
liberal terms, at Now York prices, by
apr 12 J. IVES, No. 187 Bay-sl
FINK JEWELRY, WATCH
ES, CLOCKS. &c.—Tho undersigned is
.now opening bin Fall supply of tho abovo
articles, nnd. ns the order oftho day is ehtapntst, he
assures his old customers that lie has on hand a well
•ducted variety of all articles, in his line, usually
r.111 n/t nt ■ IVnl.li ..J L*. n ..> ..l.i.li.I.H...:.
found at a Watch and Fancy Jewelry establishment;
: ho is determined not to bo undersold in
and that he is determined not to bo undersold in
prices and qunlity by any store South of the Po-
tomac.
His assortment cnmiits of every description of
Fancy Articles anil Watches—the Utter from two
dollars to two hundred. Breast Pins from six cents to
four hundred dollars, and every other nrticlo in pro
portion. Ilia stock of Fancy Goods, Perfumery,&c.,
is very good, as also that in the Military, nmhracing
from drum and fifo to tho epaulctto of the com-
mandnnt. Prices being of no object in those times,
he trusts such n* may require nny nrtieloa in hi* lino
will give him ncnll before thuypurchaso else whom.
Particular attention will bn given to repairing of
Watchos, Clocks, and Jnweiry, and from his long
experience in the business, ho trusts to give.satis
faction. ’ D. B. NICHOLS,
Corner of Whitaker nnd Bryon-strcots, first Store
West of Pulaski House. nov 12
_ GOLD AND SILVER
W ATC IIES.—The subscriber has on
_t*g| hand n large stock of gold nnd silver Watch
es, which ho oilers for salo at low prices—Gold pa
tent lovers, with gold dials, fbll jewelled, from
to $100; silver do. do. full jawelled, from 530
to 54ft; gold anil silver do. do. without extra jewels,
at proportionate prices: with a variety of Gold and
Silver Duplexed Lcpcino nnd Vertical Watches,
warranted good tlmo Keepers.
T. T. WILMOT,
Successor to O. J. H. Pibble, No. I Market Square,
jnn 9
2 WATCHES JEWELRY tV.
FANCY GOODS—AT COST I—\n con-
^_f-fia***qucn-e of a contemplated change in my
buvincs*. I will sell my entire stock of GOODS, for
cash,*t the eotl pricta (Silver Ware alone excepted,
which will ho sold at a very >1)1311 advance ) A
largo pm tioii oftliis merchandize has been purchased
thn past season, at thelotneal cash prten, and my as.
sorlineol ii.i» no tor been .nc.ro complete than at the
present time.
Among iIn: numerous articles now offered, may bo
found—
JEWELRY.
Diamond Bracelets) Rings nnd Pins; Stono, Mo
saic, Cameo ami Enamel Breastpins: Iteal and Im
itation Stone. Sealed. Chased and Plain Finger
Rings, Rrareltd* and Bracelet Clnsps; Medallions,
Mininturo Settings, Viuogarots and Lockets; rich
fancy Combs, Hair Pins, I lend. Ornaments, Gold,
Silver and Gilt
WATCHES AND WAtCII TRIMMINGS.
75 Gold Watches, of every Dcscription.firom 25 ot
5100} 100 Silver Wntches.of every doscripton, from
4 to jjflO; Gold Fob. Guard and Vest Chains; Seals,
Keys, Hook*, nnd Watch Trimming*.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Silvor Fork*, Spoons, fish Knives, Cups, Sy-
phona, Ac; Plaited Waiters, Cake Baskets, Candle
sticks, (?n.stors, Toast Racks, Communion Setts,
Ac.
LAMPS.
Chandeliers, Girando'es, Mechanical, Solar. As
tral. Mantle. Students, llall. Suspending, and Hand
Lamps, in (.rest variety.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Urittnnnia Communion Setts, Urns, Tea and Cof-
fee Pots, Sugars and Creams, Ac.
MI SC ELLA N F.OUS A KTICLES.
Rronxn Inkstands, Card Racks, Vases, Ac. Ac-
cordians, Flutes, Violins. Guitars, Music Boxes, Ac;
Backgammon Boards, Billiard Balls, Dice. Domi
nos, Chesmen, Ac t Pocket Rooks, Purses, Wallets,
Ac.; Lillies’ Work Boxes, furnished and plain. Gold.
Silver and Stool Spertacles, to suit all eyes; Eye
Glasses, Telescope*, Microscopes, Opera Glasses.
Ac.; Surveyors’ Compasses. Mathematical Instru
ments, Ac.; Canos, Ac.; Swords, Epaulets. But
tons, Sashes, Ac.t Brown’s Gold Pens, in Gold and
Silver Cases, Gold and Silver-Pencils, Pillar and
Brass Clocks: Andirons, Fenders, Shovel nod Tongs,
Ac : Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors: Ra
zor Strops, Ac.; Gentlemen’s Dressing Cases, dec.
With a great varioty of articles, too ntiniornus to
mention in an advertisement. Parsons in want of any
or the nbovo Goods can rely on purchasing them at
cost priett, and many of them at evtnltu, as the sub
scriber means what he says. Such an opportunity
therefore, to purchase goods at reasonable rates
should not ho neglocted. M. EASTMAN.
N. B.—Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired
in the most careful mauner, by experienced work
men, and warranted. nov 1
P IIELPS’ COMPOUND TOMA
TO PILLS—are highly recommended as a
family medicine; they are considered an excellent
substitute for Calomel, and .invaluablo as a proven
tive of Bilious, Epidemic, qnd miasmatic diseases,
Fever nnd Ague, Ac., in propnring tho system to
meet the changes of tho season, of diet. Ae. For
sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON,
aug 18 Gibbona* Buildings.
D R. JAYNE’S SANATIVE
PILLS.—For Liver Complaints, Jnundico,
Dyspepsia, Fevers, Norvousness, Impurity of the
Blood, Inflammations, Costiveness, Pains in the
Head, Breast, Side, Back and Limbs, Female Dis
eases, Ac. Ac., and whenever an Aperient, Altera
tive, or Purgative Medicine may be required j pre
pared by Dr. Jayne. For sale by
july 24 A. PARSONS, Gibbons' Rango.
R ectified wood naphtha
—This is warranted to be the article so high
ly recomirionded by Dr. Haating’s (Physician to the
Blonheim-atreet tree Dianensary, London,) in his
statement published in the London Lancet, ass
remedy for Tuberculous Consumption. It has been
used by many eminent phyaiclsns, both in this
country nnd in Europe, witi^great success. A fresh
M}?/rilKNOlMCKSONlGIbbon.' BulMIngi.
mar 13
UININE, CASTOR OIL, Stc—
vst* 200 ounces Qninine, 10 bbls. Castor Oil, 4
do. Spirits Turpentine, 4 carboys Oil Vitriol, 2
flasks Quicksilver, 4 kego sup. Curb. Soda,
Carbonate Magnesia. Landing Rom brigs Philura
and Madison, and for sola bj
O. R.
nug 8
NDRICKSON,
ibbon’s Buildings.
F resh congress water—
Just received direct, and for sale low by
aug 11 J. M. TURNER, Monumsnt-sq.
READY MADE CLOTHING—
XV Jfl|ll4 Bryan Strut.—The Subscriber
has recJItly returned Rom the North with a Fall
snd Winter supply of CLOTHING AND FANCY
ARTICLES, which he will sell at such prices *s
will warrant tho public in giving him their patron
age. His stock will be kept up by weekly arrivals
from New York, in the following articles, viz:
Cloth CLOAKS and MANTELS
Fine Goat’s hair and common cambist Cloaks
Black invisible nnd mixed cloth Over-costs
Lyon skin Pea Costa
Plain and fig’d Beaver Frock Costa
Tweed Caasimare Frock and Sack Coats
Sattinet, Mole-skin, and Kentucky Jean Frocktess
Blue-cloth and mixed Sattinet Round Jackets
Superior black French Frock and Dress Coats
“ blue and invisible green Frock and Dress Costs
Pants of sup. French Canimere, blue snd black
cloth, fancy stripe, plaid, rib Cssslmeer, blue,
fancy .snd plain sattinet, Tweed cassimere, mole-
akin and Kentucky Jeans
entucky Jeans
Vesta of blue and black cloth, French and English
satin, bombasin, silk, cashmere, merino, plain and
figured velvets; also, a few of light colored satin,
a superior article for weddings and balls
Cotton net, merino, lambs’ wool. Shakers’ flannel,
buckskin and raw silk Under-Shirts; also, so ex
tra fine article for Ladies’ wear
Merino, cotton net, Canton flannel, twilled cotton
and lambs’ wool Drawers
Always on hand, a large supply of Judson’s Shirts,
ofthe latost fashion, not equalled by any in tho U.
States.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Silk, Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas
Stocks, Scarfs, Ties, silk and linsn Pocket Hdkfs
Merino, silk and cotton Half Hose
Ulsck kid French Castor, white kid, silk and Berlin
Gloves; silk and gum elastio Suspenders
Cravat Stiffeners, doth, tooth snd hair Brashes
CcatLinks, Money Belts. Leather Fronts, Ac. Ac.
Having taken much pains in selecting the shove
articles, he feels confident they will please both in
price and quality. The citUbns, planters, and mer
chants, are respectfully invited to call ana examine
for themselves, at the Old Stand, Market square.
GEO. S. NICHOLS.
■FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.—
X HAMILTON 4- SYMONS. 17 Whits-
* tl/lflllUl Of 0J II IT III I m
kkR-Strkkt, would inform the publie that thsy
are now receiving from their own Manufactory at
thn North n full supply of Roady-Mado CLOTH
ING, suitable for tho Fall and Winter aenson, which
cannot bo surpassed for style nnd durability of work
manship. oct 23
( 1LOTIHNG, AT No. 9S BRYAN
J STREET.—The Subscribers rcspoctflilly In
form their customers nnd those who hitherto may
not litvo patronized them, that having received
from their manufactory at New York a well assorted
and fashionable supply of CLOTHING adapted to
the present season,! Iiey are prepared to serve them at
theircustomary low cash prices. As they desire that
ovory purchaser should be satisfied, they would ob
serve. that should there be any subsequent cause of
complaint, as will sometimes unavoidably occur,
an equitable adjustment of such complaiut would
bo made.
Thoy tako this opportunity of thanking their
friends for past favors, and soliciting a continuance
ofthoir patronage.
JOHN SOUTHWELL A CO.,
oct 28 98 Bryan-street.
H A M 1 L T ON & SYMONS, 17
Whittaker-stroet, opposite Wm. II. May A
Co’s Saddlery Ware-House, are now receiving por
Excel, from New-York, a superior assortment of
HEADY MADE CLOTHING, consisting in part,
of tho following articles:
Cloth and Cambist gnul’s Cloaks
Cloth and Alpaca ladies* do
Waved and plain Beaver Surtoutaand Frocks
Pilot and Tweed do do
Blsck, blue, and invisible Breen Dress Coals
Olive and London brown Frocks
Black, blue, and invisible green Frocks
Tweed and plaid Pelto Frocks
Blnek, mixea, and blue Salinelt Frocks
Cadet and fir.cy do do
Black, bluo and fancy Cassimere Pants
Black.bluo ir.d fancy Sattinet do
French clast c and Tweed Caaaimcre do
IRack nnd b.uo Cloth’and Cassimere Vests
B'ack and fancy Silkvelvet do
Black and fancy Satin and Silk do
Wool velvet Clinlly nnd Cashmere do
Kentucky Jean Frocks nnd Pants
Stocks, Bosoms, Collars, Shirts, Suspenders
Gloves, merino and cotton half Hose
lied Flannel snd striped Shirts.nov 11
P ULASKI lIAIlt DRESSING SA
LOON.—J. M. HAYWOOD, thsnkfbl for the
past patronage extended to him, solicits a continu
ance. Havingevery thing for comfort and conve
nience in his Saloon, he sake a fair test, nnd his
customers nnd the public will acknowledge his Sa
loon ns one of tho most superior nnd fashionable in
lira United States. J. M. il. would inform the
public thnt his prices are in accordancn with the
times, being sucli as to merit tho approbation of
those who patronize him, and as low as any similar
Saloon in tho United States. The scale of prices are:
Shaving daily, per month.... 51 1ft
do. 6 or G times n week, ptr month.... 160
do. 2 or 3 times a week, per month,
Sixteen tickets given for shaving,
Single shave
llair Cutting
Outdoor Shaving, within half a mile...
do. Hair Cutting, do. do. .....
Parents and guardians may send their children,
assuring them every care and attention will be paid
to hair trimming and cutting, suitable to their ago.
oct 10 J.M. HAYWOOD.
I 00
1 00
ioj
24
S7j
rpO THOSE GENTLEMEN
.1 WHO SHAVE THEMSKLVKS.-Klej.iil
roso wood and mahogany Dressing Cases
Russia Leather with straps and furnished Dressing
Cases; Pricktog’s silver stool Razors
Elliott's brass back do
Wade A Butcher’s steel back do
Rogers’ old English . do
Saunders’, Stout’s, Chapman’s, Emerson’s, and
London Razor Strops, assorted sizes
Portable Mirrors, on Stands, n very neat article
Do Magnilying Mirrors, assorted sizes
Ivory, rose wood, and bor.e handle Shaving Brushes,
in great variety and new stile*
Guerlain’s. Phafen’s, Montpelier, Taylor’s and Al
mond Shaving Creams
Compound, Naples A Soh’s London Shaving Cakes
and Military Shaving Squares
Toilet washing Soaps, ofthe finest quality
Do do do, low priced
llair, Cloth, Tooth, Nall, Whisker and Comb
Brushes, every stylo and quality
Shell, Ivory, Gorman Silver end Horn Dressing and
Pocket Combs
Cologne, Lavender, Rose, Hungary and Florida
Waters, all qualities
Oils, Pomatums, Cosmetics, Ac. Ac.
Received per late arrivals, and for sale wholesale
or retail, at tho lowest prices, by
dec 16 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
jVTEW TRENCHING PLOUGH—
111 dos new pattern and Improved Rice Trench
ing Ploughs; 40 now psttorn ono h»rfe Ploughs, for
lionS soil: 12 Harrows. Just received, and for sale
by HAZARD, DENSLOW A WEBSTER,
mar 18
S UNDRIES—1.000 gnllti. blenched
Winter Sperm Oil
700 galls bleached Winter Refined Whale Oil
500 *• unbleached do do do do
2ft bbls Spirits Turpentine
• 3 " first quality Copal Varnish
2 “ fine Conch Varnish) 3 bbls Japan do
200 canisters Verdigris, Chrome Green, Chrome
Yellow. Prussian Blue, Drop Black, Umber, Ac.,
ground in Oil
200 boxes 1st and 2d quality 8X10 Glass
100 “ 1st quality I0M It do
7ft “ 1st quality 10X14, 11X Ift, 12X14,
12X16 and l2XI8Glass
Received by late arrivals, and for sale b;
mar 11 HAZARD,
ivals, and rorsale by
, DENSLOW A WF.BSTER.
S TEEL PENS, PAPER, CARDS,
Ac.—Just rocoivnd, new supplies of the fol
lowing: Steel Pens of various kinds and. superior
quality) flno enamelled Visiting Cards; Whatman’s
Drawing Paper, all aises; superfine English gilt
edge Letter and Note Paper, fine French Letter
Papon Bonnet, Binders’nnd Bristol Boards, Scarlet
Wafers, Copying and Indellible Inks, Writing Inks
of all kinds, manufactures and aises, always on
hand) Rogers’superior Pen snd Erasing Knives,
Bills of Exchange, Lignomvit* Rulers, India Rub-
her, Pencils, Leads, Ac. Ao. For sale by
mar 24 PETER G. THOMAS.
P RINTING PAPER AND INK.—
2C0 reams 24X36 Printing Paper,good quality
60 reams 22 X 32 Printing Paper, good quality
AO do *21X274,-do do do do
100 Ah Foolscap Paper, assorted kinds
120 do' ruled Letter Paper
40 do . Comtnereisl Post do
500 lbs J
rift
I dos Writing do. For sals by
, DENSLOW A WEBSTER.
/~1ANESi—An nMortmont of Gold
\y Silver, Ivory Mounted and Crook Caiies; re
ceived by the brig Savannah, and for sale by
fsbJO T. T. WILMOT.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLE-
,7* MENTS.—Having made large additinna to
their fnfmer assortment of Agricultural Implements,
Uio subscribers now offer to planters and merchants,
a better stock than ever before offered in the South
era country, consisting in part, ofthe following ar
ticles, vis:
PLOUGHS.
Yankee Cast Iron, Nos. 10,11. It snd 20.
Dagon, or Connecticut Wrought Iron, I, f, 3 and
4, Allen pattern.
Haggles, Norse A Mason’s Improved, vis:
Eagle, heavy 2 horse or os •
Do. witii wheel and cutter
No 2 B, a largo 2 horse
Do. with wheel and cutter
No A 3, medium 2 horse
“ A 2, light 2 horse
* 6 inch light 1 horse turning
' 17 do do medium 1 horse turning
IS do do new pattern 1 do do forlight soil
1. light I mule or garden
‘ich light 1 Ii
do new patter
A 1, side bill tMfse
O, do do 1 do '
s “b soil, s heavy 2 horse or os
Do. No 1, a medium 2 hors*
Do. O, 1 do
Double Mould Broad or Furrowing, 1 horse
Cotton Trenching, 1 hors*
do, new pattern, with gusge wheel.
1 he above'Ploughs with and without stocks—
estra stocks for the improved Ploughs
Mouldboards, heels and points for ths Ploughs,
. , HOES.
Lyndon’s extra bltck Carolina, 0,1,2 Sc 3, crown
Do. bright do, 0,1,2 A3, do
Do. Rice, No 2 and 3 do
Do. New groned, PP and PPP do
Do. Oval Eye Grubbing, Nos. 2 and 3 dm,
Do. Round Eye do_ No*. 2 snd 3 do
Lyndon A co’s Anchor, 00,0.1 and 2
Brsda’s Patent, 0,1,2,3, and 4
L^ht Yankee
do
do/
do.
with handles.
AXES.
Collins A Co’s ~
Bond’s
j Vsrious patterns, j
„ M , SHOVELS.
Handled Sjv.des. Socket Spades,
CULTIVATORS, HARROWS,Ae.
Improved Cultivators,
with gauge wheel
Cultivator Plough, or
Horse Hoe
Common Harrows
Folding do
Corn and Cobb Crash
ers. a hand mill
Do. do. for horse pow-
SCYTHES,
Eng. Patent Scythes
American Grass do.
Grass Platt do.
Scytho Snniths
Bnsr snd Bush do.
Do. Hooks
Corn Cutters, Post
Spoons
Ox Yokes and Ox Bows
Corn Shelters
Fan mills, two aises
Patent Churns
Planta’n Wheelbarrows
Common Straw Cntters
Patent do do
Swingletrees
Grain Cradles, new pat
tern
Rice do. do.
Hooks. Ac.
* Flail*. Ax Helves
Dirt Scrapers, for public
roads
Pruning Shears
Garden Hoes, do. Rakes
Ditching Knives
Transplanting Trowsls
and Forks
Garden Reels, Do. Lines
With a variety of implements not mentioned.
For sale hy
HAZARD,
jsn 3
, DENSLOW A WEBSTER.
T il. PLANT—Keeps constant
•ly on hand, a fino stock of ROOKS, STA
TIONERY, Fancy Articles, Ac. The following
comprise a part:—
Blank Books,the various kinds of all sizesand shapes
Cap, Letter, Note, Enveloping, Wrapping Drawing
and other Papers
Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire-board Prints
Picture Frames, assorted sixes, gilt and black
Pocket Books, Port Folios, Purses, Ac.
Steel Pens, a great variety, in (rases and on cards
Musical Instruments
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute, Ac.
Bristol Board, coloured Tissue Paper, fsnay Paper
Perforated Paper, a beautiful article for fancy work
Music Paper, Envelopes, Albums
Visting, Blank and other Card*
Maps, of various kinds
Check Books on the Banks in this city
Law Blanks fot city and county Courts
Copying, red, blue snd black Ink
Bed, black and fancy Wafers
Red, black and fancy Sealing Wax
Slates and Pencils, Pencil Cases and Crayons
Quills, black Sand, Black Lines
Inkstands, hand Boxes, Pounce and Pounca Boxes
Red Tape; prepared India Rubber
Cloth, llat, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes
Indelliblo Ink, Carmine Saucers
Globes, Writing Desks
Razors and Razor Stropx
Pen-knives,Scissors, Needles
Needle Cases, Card Cases
Shell Combs, Thermometers, Ear Trumpets
Gold, silver, steel and cut glass Beads
Screw Cushions, Fancy Boxes
Twine, Paper Folders
Letter Clips, Pa;rar Files
Toys, a good variety
Pussies and Games, of various kinds
Graces, Uatiledoors, Skipping Ropes, Ac.
Perfumery, n good assortment
Gold and ailver Shells, Court Plaster, Motto Seals
Money Belts. Segtr Cases, Tea Bells
Key Kings, Tweezers, Matches, Tapers
Strings Tor Violin, Guitar, Ac., Bridges and Recdr
Manifold Letter Writers
Copying Presses,with letter books, oiled paper, Ac.
Backgammon Boards, Chess-men
Witlynany other articles usually called for in a
Bookstore—tn which constant additions arc being
New Publications received by the earliest con
veyance. and sold at Northern prices.
JtiBt received per L. ISnldtvin :—
Ruts Bags, Flat Dutch and Red Top Turnips, large
Drumhead, large York, early Sugar Loaf and Flat
Dutch Cabbage, nil fresh and warranted. For sale hy
nug 20 J.M. TURNER, Mnnuinent-*quaie.
C l ACHOUS AROMAT1QUE—For
J removing the taste and amell caused by nau
seous medicines, smoking, Ac., and diffusing an
agreeable flavor to the mouth. For sale by
•ug 9 Dr. P. MINIS, 8 Wbiukcr-street.
D U. BRANDETH’S VEGETA
BLE UNIVERSAL PILLS —Warranted
genuine. Just received and forsale by
aug 9 A. PARSONS, No. 8 Gibbons’ Range.
jy SMITH PRENTISS’TOILET
■ POWDER.-
lor sale by
aug II
R.—10 cross, just received, and
M. TURNER, Monument-sq.
[NFANT BRUSHES—Just recetv-
. ed ty G. R. HENDRICKSON.
sug it
STEPHENS’ MATCHES.—60
gross Stephens' Friction Matches, the beat ar
ticle in use Just received, and forsale by
aug II J. M. TURNER, Monument-sq.
S UPERIOR FRESH CASTOR
OIL—Just received, an article suitable for In
fanta. Forsale by J. M. TURNER,
sugC-Monument-square.
fflRUSSES.—A full supply of Hull’s
“ ‘ “ agio Truss
-L patent Double and Single Trasses; do com,
(non do, for Negroes; Hull’s Utero Abdominal Sup-
P"rtara. for ft mates ; do Childrens’ Belt Truss,
Ac. For salo by A. PARSONS,
sug 6 Gibbons' Range.
CEIDLITZ AND SODA POW-
O DERS.—2 gross Myynard A Noyes’ Seidlits;
4 do Sods Powders. For sale by
sug 11 J. M. TURNER, Monument-sq.
IJ'ELL’S EXTRA CHOCOLATE,
A Just received perschr. Leader, and forsale by
sug 6 J. M. TURNER, Monument-square.
S NUFF AND TOBACCO.—A fur-
ther supply of Mrs. G. B. Miller’s fine cut
Chewing Tobacco; do Maccaboy, Scotch, Rappee
and Irish High Toast Snuff, in bulk and in bottles;
American Gentleman Snufl, in bottles. Just re
ceived and for sale by A. PARSONS,
sug ft ■ No. 8 Gibbons’ Range.
JJECTIFIED WOOD NAPTHA.
mnareec
London ass remedy for Tuberculous Consumption,
and very favorable and happy effects having result
ed from it, has induced many eminent physicians
to use it in their practice, and with decided suc
cess. A supply of the pure genuine article, just
received and for tale by A. PARSONS,
July 24 Gibbons’ Range.
G EO. R. HENDRICKSON —
In t
Gibbon*’ Buildingi, near the Market— liar
now on hand tho most extensive assortment orheau-
tifuland choice articles for
TIIE TOILET TABLE,TIIE DRESSING ROOM
AND THE BOUDOIR,
to be found in the city, consisting of Perfbmery ol jre
every kind) Scented Soaps of all varieties; Oils anft-V
Preparations for the Hair; Powders end Preparations
for rendering tho Skin soil, smooth and blooming;
Dentifrices for ths Tectli; Brushes of all kinds;
Combs, and every article necessary forth* use of the
lady and gentleman, or ramillts, whether travelling
or at home.
It hae heretofore been tho case, in purchasing ifiost
of the articles enumerated below, that those 'who
wished to buy have been unable to find all of them
for tale at one placet butU.lt. HENDRICKSON,
provides for those who favor him with their patron
age every article that ladies and gentlemen may rn
J uire for the toilet, the dressing table and the bou-
oir, of the first quality, and at as reasonable prices
as they can be fornished in the United States. Most
ofthrse articles have been expressly imparted, at
a great expense in time and money in makiug the se
lections. Strangers visiting the city are respectful
Invited to call nnd obsorve the grent variety ol ar-
ties he has for sale.
FANCY TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS.
Of Soaps, the following constitutes a portion :
For the Toilet.—Genur- 4I —■--•* *“
. line Almond Sospjvory “fintf*
Old Brown Windsor Soam” superior Transparent
Soap, in balls and cakes; Floating Soap, for baths;
Soap Balls: English Toilet Soaps ofall kindsjGuer-
lain’s, Lubin’s and Fiver’s Sotpa,in every variety of
Purfume, imported direct.
For Shaving.—Almond Cream, Lubin’s Pate
d’Amande: Ambrosial Cream of Guerlsin’*: Ambro
sial Shaving Cakes: Verbena Cream;'Tuberuse
Cream; genuine old Naples Soap; Naval end ‘Milits-
tf Sup.) P.tej'. Tr.n.p.renl Sn.p.*c.*c. T&t,
are all very choice and fine, and seletted with great
TO IMPART A HEALTHY FRESHNESS AND
BLOOM TO THE COMPLEXION:
Gowhod’s Lotion, Rowland's Kalydor, Micheaux’
Freckle Waih, Liquid* Pate d’Amande, Poudre
d’Amnnde, Blanc dnNicge. Fsrine de Noisette, Cl
tromsne, Blsnc do Perle, Blanc d’Espsgne, Esu do
Besute, &c. Ate. These destroy tan, sun-burn
freckles, &c.,and effectually preserve the skin fron>
the injurious effects ofexposure to bleak winds, sun
burn and damp atmosphere. No lady’s toilet should
be without snmo restorative of the kind. Eu d*
Toilette, Lubin’s. Guerlain’s and Chbrdin’a Prepare
tions, Esprit de CedrSt. he. These last are very:
r ileasantand grateful addition! to water for bath-,
ng-
OILS AND PREPARATIONS FOR TIlF, HAIR
Esu Lustralo of Gucrlain. Macsssnr Oil, Moelle
de Basur, Graisse d’Ours, Pbllocome, Antique Oil,
Bandoline, Jaynes’ Hair Tonic, Balm or Columbia,
Cream of Lillies. Perles d’Orient, Pomtnade Ton-
ique, Pomatum In glass jars; Black, Brown and Au
burn Pomatum, in sticks; superior highly perfumed
Bear» Oil; Atkinsoft’s Depilatory, for removing ■“
G rfluous hair from the face, arms and neck; Bow-
id’s Fssenc* of Tyre, for coloring the hair a black
or brown; also the celebrated Italian DyC which
colors the hair without staining the skin; and every
variety or Pastes nnd Liquids for beautifying the hair
or restoring it when lost.
PERFUMED WATERS FOR TOILET USCTORI
THE HEADACHE.
Genuine old West India n a y Water; Farina’*.»
genuine Eau de Cologne; Cologne Wafer of obp’v
own manufacture very fine, English Lavender Wa« H *
ter; Lubin’s celebrated Amber Lavender; superior
Orange Flower Water; Rovo Water, 4cc. &c. . -•
DENTIFRICES, &c. FOR THE TEETH. *’*
Pelletier’s Oilontine and Elixir, a very
preparation fur tho toeth and gums, madeH
most celebrated chemist in the world; OrrT
Pasto; Rose Paste; Chlorine Dentrifioi
Tooth Wash, dec. dec. Tooth Powders iqj
riaty, to please*all'minds. AI«o, the cc.-„».. M
Odontalgia Ralsstn, a safe, positive and laaling cur*
for tho toothache.
FXTIJACTS OF FLOWERS &. PERFUMERY
» on Tlllt TOII.KT AKD IIAKDCSRCIIIKT.
I.ubii'sand GutrlaMe Extracts.—Amarillys Am
broisie. Horgamotto, Cassia, Jasmin. Tubereuse,
Fleur de Orange, Jonqulle, Violete, (Eillet, Reseda.
Pois de Senteur, Vervicne, Amarillys, Chevre Feu
•II®, Seringa. Muouet, Vetivcrt, Marechsle, Snvve
rains. Danaidcs, Pres Flcuris, I’srfumdn Montpelier
Duchease. E.audo Lubln. P.nnlanlln* L’nn .u ’
Diichesse. Eau do Lubin, Englnntino. Eau de Flore.
Daphnce. Bouquet do L’lmperatrice, Aubcpine,
Cnprice de la Mode, Eau d’Adalaido, Franalpano,
Orange de Portugal. Bouquet de Virtoriu, Ccdrat
Pot Pouri, Quatre Fleurs, Flours d’ltalie, Bouqttef
•r*
de la Riene, Mille Fleurs. Suave, Sultanes, Ilelio
trope, C'hypro, Muse, Bouquet »fcs Dames, Mielt
MIel iFAng*’*— **•-- •
Ainbro, Mousseline, Miehl’Angoltcrre, Lilas; Am
bro, Vanille, Bouquet d’Eaterhnzy, do du Prin.
temns. do des Rios, do de Chantilly, do de Mignon
•*" do Caroline, do de Fontainbleau, Patchouly?
Rde’s Extract Sweet Pea, Sweet Briar, Kgh n
tine. Spring Flowers, Verbena, dtc. I’aley's C’it
ronnella Rosie, Verbena Muak, Ilovcnia, Eau de
Portugal, dec. dec.
TOILET AND OTHER BRUSHES.
Ofthe greatest variety, imported and of home man
ufacture, ofall patterns, makes and assortments;
suchasHar,Tootii.NaU and Shaving-Brushes of
nL k t d, r%M’ ,,a ! and „ C ?**! Brushes—Hair
Brushes for Children, dec. G. R. H. would partic-
oiarly call the attention of ladies and gentlemen to
tldsbrancli of hi* busmess, confident that his stock
o Hair and Tooth Brushes will bo fBund very com
plete in every variety.
TOILET AND POCKET DRESSING COMBS,
rortoice Shell, Ivory and Buffalo DressingC'tfrohs
W .? 0 2 c . d,, ?. b, ®. , '* 8 * D ' 1 ■ h "P«- Tortoise
Shell and Buffalo Pocket Combs, Puekot Com hi
ami Mirrors comb.ned, Ivory Fino Combs, Whisket
Combs, dec. dee.
SUNDRY ARTICLES FOR EVERY BODY’S.
USE.
Lin Salve, Cold Cream, Pastilles, Liquid and
Powder Rouge, Pearl Ponder, Rouge, Preston
Salts, splendid cut tr ass Cologno Rottles, Spirits of
Vinegar, Aromatic Vinegar,Otto of Roses, PerAimed
Sachets. Marking Ink, Salts Lemon, Diamond Ce»
ment, Powder Boxes nnd Puffs, Toilet Powder.
Piste Powder, Traveling Toilet Mirrors, Mouth
Mirrors, d:c. Also, Nail Files, Toothpicks, Twee
xors. Tongue Scrapers. Corn Rubbers, and all oilier
articles necessary for the toilet, or personal comfort
si > omn nr traveling. nov 9ii
J^AOG Eirs PATE N T
«T ENJJ-
LBSS FLOOR HORSE roWER.-TImiin.
dersigned having accepted an agency for the sale ol
this unrivalled l’owei, ire prepared to furnish Ms
.chines nt exceedingly low prices.
Persons wishing to purchase this Power, ar* re
quested to cnli nnd satisfy themselves of the ease
nnd facility with which it performs its work.
One of theso Machines has been placed on wheels
and will be sent to any part of the city to cot Fire
Wood into such lengths as may be required, a* on*
half tho price ordinarily charged by Wood-Sawyers,
nnd in ono twentieth part oftho time.
For forthor information, inquire at the Audios
Store of 1'IIILBRICK, BELL dt CO.
fob Ift
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-ft- tho reformed system of Medicine, on Vegeta
table or Botanical principles. Beings cnmpendl
urn of tho “American Practico,” designed for all'
classes. This work embraces the character, causes,
symptoms and treatment of the Diseases of men,
woman and children of nil climates By W. Bssch,
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ustrated with nearly two hundred engravings.
Just rcceivod by
nur 20 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
C ILARKE'S COMMENTARY on
■s the Old and New Teitnment. English «di.
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dtc. Designed ns a help to the better understand
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mar 2ft -
T he married state — it*
Obligation* and Do fie?..-I th hints on the Ed
ucation ofn Family ; by James Foster, I). D.
Persia: containing n Description of the Country,
with an account of ita Government,Laws, Religion
dec.; by l-redonek Shoberl, illustrated.
The Niton. History or Birds, Fishes, Reptiles
and Insects; by John Biglond.
,r * n ji rrl *i a L ^, ruiMp l b 7«n Offleer of
the U. S. Navy, edited by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Tales; by Edgar. A. Poe.
Letters ffoqi Italy; by J.T. Headlsv.
Lecture* on the Dramatic Literature of tiie Ageol
Elizabeth ; by William Hnzlitt.
The Two Husbands, and other Tales ; by T. S, -
Arthur.
Walton : or the Bandit’s Daughter.
The Lover’s Chase! From the French of Eu
gene Sue.
Isabella: or the Pride of Palermo; a Romance.
ds&mt* c,pui01 b '
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