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SHIPiNEWsT*
Port of Savannah*. •
-Aug. 3, 1840.
ton, rift Bcaulurt, Hilton Hoad, and DawAiskie, to
j.H. Ladd.
0. S. Mail steam-packet Jupor. Brooka, Charles-
ton. to A. LaHtle.
' CLEARED ON 8ATURDAY.
Steam-packet Ilonuftirt. DUtrict, Budd, Cltarlea-
U. S.Mail •team-packet Jasper, Brooka,Charles*
ton-A. LaJUte
DEPARTED ON SATURDAY.
Stcam-packet Beaufort Distriot, Budd, Charleston.
U. S. Mall ateant.paoket Jasper, Brooka, Charleston'
Steamer Santee, Nook. Palatka.
Steamer Hamburg, Pnilpot, Auguata.
MEMORANDA.
Brigs L. Baldwin, Bsuett, and Exact, Johnson,
henoo, at Near York on the ftOtb ult.
Brig Osage, Hail, for thla port, sailed (Vom Pro?,
idence on the 26 th ult.
MOBILE. July 28—Cld, barque Now England,
Curtis, Boston* brig Overmann, Davis, do.} Lancet,
Williams, New Yorkt MeUmora. Bunco, do,
CHARLESTON, July 31.-Old. barque Holla,
Giberaon, Genoa) steam-packet Palmetto,Christian,
son, New York.
^ UG. I.—Arr.schr. Zonobla, Brown, Baltimore,
k the Offiag, a brig from New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, July *9.-,
Watts, Kingston. Jam.
' JULY 30?—Cleared, schr. T C Mitchell, Kruse,
Cl i*S'LADELPHIA, July M.-Arr. 'barque. H.r-
—— '•'‘•■‘no, St. Thomas) brigs Caracaf,
On and alter this day, until Hirther notion, Uie
Passenger Trains will leave 8avannab dally at 10,
P. M., and Macon daily at !*, P. M., and nr
through in eleven hours.
ran* sktwekn macon and savannah.
In Passenger Car ....*7 00
..In Baggage Car 4 73
*i and any Way Station, at
I any Way Station, and fro
. — ition to another intermedia 1
Station, the fkre will bn for each Station:
In Passenger Car cents.
In Baggage Car... <3 «
THOMAS PURSE,
ang3 .■ Gen'l Super’t TNl
-Arrived, brig Phmnix,
Lady of the Lake, (Br.) Wingood, Bermuda) brigs
iRudolph Groning, Thompson, Key West) L. Bald*
wrih. uassett, Savannah; Exact, Johnson, do,
Cld. brigs Science. Herrick, Csmpeachyt Harriet,
Drown. Bermuda) Emily, Sherwood, Charleston.
BOSTON, July 28.-CIU. brig Sea Eagle, WU
Hams, Gibraltar.
PROVIDENCE, July 26.-S1d. brig Osage, Ha|l,
Savannah.
TT 1ST OP LETTERS—Rnmnining
JLi in the Post OIBce, Savannah. July 3lst, 1816.
Tenons wishing Letters from this List,- will please
-ask for AdoagUtd Letter».
B.
Beckford C D
Blanco Joe G
Banks Charles
Barrett Richard
Ball Willis
£ all Mrs Mary
rantly Wm
Braotly Jas
Battey Mrs Ssrah
Barlow Mrs Mary
Barber Obadiah
Draddock M J
Jlsgshaw Mrs Catherine
Benedict Celia
Bremer D
Bears J
Bennett Henry E
Belcher Mrs Ann
Behn ( leo W
Bryan Mrs Margaret A
Bryan John U
Bird Jaokson
Bird Andrew
Brightman John
S lount Geo L
oullneau, Joseph
Blount Aaron H
Boyd Mrs Nancy
Buche Mrs L
Bourke Abram
.Butler Francis
Bugga David S
Burke Richard
central rail-road
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FLORIDA STEAM PACKET.
M Alt V«t I AIMf'
nANAL FLOUR, N. O. MOLA8- ^24 FOR NEW YOllK-
g— rioirj Xio.A.oHuumi»*KnSkSd brig MADIsSf),N.lfSf mJl^,
Sug.r| «k.j. L.rJ. JOboic. Stuart’. Kindle.| h.r FnlihUn,.ltd, wUlV.ili -
M do. Chee.o | 10 ha,. R.oo Olngor. Landing
IVom brig Micon, ind for ..Is bv
JulySf GOWUV A WELLES.
Brill Lin..-
regular packet
having part of
r Having pari ui
b*r Freight engaged, will »*ll on Monday, 3d Au.
guat. fur Freight or Passage, having large and 1
airy state-room accommodations, apply on board, at
litre on the Sunday Morning following. Ps
[era going North will have an opportunity of
ng at the night of their arrival in one of the “I
' ine” of Steam Packet* for Chnrlcaton, wh|c!
i oonnection With this Boat, or in tho ”Brig J
-f Packets for New York, which leave <
Atondau.
For frolghtor Pasaage, apply on board, or to
JOHN W. LONG, Agent.
N. B. Allfreight payable by the shippers, ai ‘
t received In store free Of expense during I
sence of the Boat.
FOR
riel Thompson, Tildon, St. Thomtai brigs Caracsf, fcJESto—^
Wortl.,.., Polio Cbollo, iclir.. St.tc.man, C«. h,.lnTb.cn p u l
Cld. Br. brig Queen Viotoria, Tucker, Pori Spain. * b °" inura*
NEW-YORK, July 28, (evening.)—Cld. ships
Wabash, Hattsway, New Orleans) Anion, Barkman,
“i rArr. ber,,. R.p,d, W.,d, =g
will bereceivetfin storu duringtlle absence oftlie
aug 3
at Ihlybt Wood wharf, or to
8, SOLOMONS St CO., Agi
boat free of charge.
C.
Cain Harriet R
Clarke Capt George
CreaweJI Capt
Cribba Tlios
Covington Riley
Crouro Peter
Cook Christopher L
Condon Wm
Cooney Patrick
Copper —
Cubbedgo Mrs Sarah F
Crumpton Mrs Caroline
D.
Dennis Mrs Harriet
Doloidhay John
Dicktnn Wm 8
Dillon Mrs ME
Dillon DI
Dolle Henry
Dunn John
Dudley Wm II
E.
Edwards Mrs LuoretisG Klfo Mrs T A
P.
Fox Daniul
Chalmers Henry J
Clanton Charles W
Cately H O
Carney Patrick
Carmona Francisco
Caauet Mrs Louisa
Caloe 8
Campbell Wm
Campbell Jas
Carney Frances
Carrier Susan
Casey Jerry
Davies John W
Davies John A
Dexter J C
Del.ynu Dafney
DeLyon Martha
Deubler Joseph
DeCline John
Devany John
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
832,000 —$12,000.
jraml Consolidated Lottery of Dela
and Georgia.
Class No. 31.—I). PAINE St CO., Mann
kVa* drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on :
day, August 1st.
—HioiiKsT rniXKS—
I prise of J3<.U00) I or 512,000) 1 of 51
of 56,00011 or 54,00011 or 53.38O) *0 o
■“ — “ —Jo of 54"~
230 ) 20 or 5600)
73 NUMBERS-
-13 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Eighths 51 23.
•3,500—$750.
A LITERATURE LOl
Class No. 31, for 1816.
—HIOIIKST PRIXKS—
1 prise of 53,300) I of 5730) I or 5300) I
5263) I or 52(D) 3 »r 5100) 3 or 80; 10 of 75, Sto. I
66 NUMlIKIt LOTTKIIV — II DIIAWN UALLOTS
Wfiole Tickets 51—shares in proportion.
Q3* Package of Quarters coat 53 «U, warrantee
draw 73. For sale at
GEO. W. WYLLY’S LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner Bull-street and “
ICT Orders from the country prompt
to, and prisos cashed on demand.
w
Fallon Isaae -
Tell Mrs Mary C
Fleetwood Green
Fferrell Ralph
Fegan Mrs
Fell F S
Fox Andrew
Graham Charles
Graham John
Gallagher John
Gass Mrs Sophia
Green Master Josiah
Green B Middleton
Greene Francis M
Hamlet Mrs Lydis
Harvey Capt Henry
Hardoastle Mrs Ann
Haley Dennia
Herb Mias Martha
Ilutchinaon J W
James William
Johiiaton Mias R
Jones James V
Jonea E J
Jones Bull M
Kettlohorn D
Kraft M C
Kraft Charles F
Lane Capt Thomaa D
Lamar Sylvia
Lane William
Iceland Frank B
Linco.n Olivor C
Lowry Thomas
Maaa Jacob
Men I
Mack A
Manlon Mrs Margaret
Mayer Ambroae
Matthewa Mrs R
Mahon Thomas
Marahall Mrs Mary M
Maxwell Thomaa
Millen Mr
McAnnally Michael
McKinnon John It
McLeod John
McGowan MraJoho
McGuire Thomaa
McElven James H
61—drawn in Charloaton on the30lh ult.:
52 31 G 73 23 28 40 16 20 71 II 9 73 8.
Next Handsome Scheme.
SALKS CLOSK TO-MOKKUW. AT 12 O'CLOCK I
$30.000—$10,000. ,
100 prizes of 81,000.
lat August—drawing due in this city c
Fogertv Mrs
Floyd Rynah
Fountain James
Foster Henry
Fox Mrs Coruelii
G.
Gieger Jeremiah
Gieger David
Goodaon Gordon J
* Golding Camilla
, Guorsrd B E
Godfrey servant of W O
' Moniker Mrs Catherine
Hotchkiss Mrs L
Houston Patrick
Hndgina Mrs Mary
Huguenin E D
J.
Jones Mrs Catherine M
Johnston J
Johnston Moses
Johnston Ann
K.
Kennedy Miu Ann C
Kirk Mrs Sarah
L.
Langroth Miss Sarah Anne
Lowe Taylor St Co
Low George
Lopes C
Laurens Peter
M.
Mirault Josephino B
Myers Jr Lewis
Morel Thorns* D
Morin Mrs Alice Grace
Moore Samuel
Morrell William
Mordecai James
Murken Hebert
Murtagh Hugh
Mo.
McLeod Daniel
McIntosh John
McKIroy ——
McManus Ann
McCormick Obadiah
N. .
Nugont John
O.
O’Mara Arthur
O’Connor Bryan
P.
Perry John
Posse N M
Pliffering R
Prioleu James A
Powers Clem
Punch John M
R.
Rogers Mrs Adel V
Rose David
Rosa Joseph
Rockwell Col
Rober Hunry
Roberts A P
Rousman St Co
Rowen Mrs Nannie
NormtnJaok
Oliver John A
O’Neil Hush
Olmstoad Herbert E
Tandy Leonora
Palmer Jame* B
Parlow Mrs
Penny Bqcroft
Polot Stephen E
l'eiot Mrs Jane E
Ramago Adam
Reyes Thninas
Ilettberg Julius
Rebarer FA.
Reily Andy
Roily John
Reily Charles
Robinson NMC
Roienbsnd St Barnott
Scranton Joseph
Salfner Orlando O
Scsnlan R
Starr Thomas
Salfner A J
Seguln John ,
btergln John
fart Wwrtat R Thompson Mrs Margatct
'W • Mi :* J * na F Tumllly Peter
Tutfts Miss Susan O
'teM— L Trumpl.r Conrad
Stevens James
Smith A G
Smite Alexander
Smith Miss Susan A
Stirk Samuel
Scott Jamea
Showman Mrs Rebecca
Ulmer John
V.
Vincent James
Wharton Joseph
w.11 u... . r
Wall Mia. Ann
Water* Jamea
WAller Mis, Elisa
Webb Robert
»1|
Wolf Thomas
Young John S •
sug 3'
Who turn nn G
Winn Thomns S
Wilson Frank
Wylly Charles
Williams Roio
Willson Mrs Jsne
Williams Theophilus
WyllyMrsMary Ann
Witheral Albert
Wilson,Jaa.. ...
Williams John
Zaiglor Solomon
GEO. SCHLEY, P- M.
—HIOIIKST PIUSES —
1 prise of.,..
• 530.000
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100
do. oft
1 do.
of....
. 3,000
10
do oft
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20
do. of.
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. 2,300
84
do. of.
Arc.
Ac.
fito.
Tickets 510—Halves 55—Quarters 5* 30.
lice of
aug 3
P. 11. PKNDERGAST,
13
Society by Count Alfred D'Orsay,
'Matilda,” Ste.
more Cooper.
The 1‘emala Bluoboard, or Le Morno
by Eugene Sue.
Tho Countess Faustina.
Judge Hnliburtnn’s Ynnkcn Stories,
tritium. Received August 2nd by
P. G. THOMAS,
aug 3 No. DC, Bryan-st., Sign of thi
F lorida minf.ral w,
The subscriber Ims just received
Taylor, of Enterprixn, Orange Cn.,Flnri
of Mineral Wntora. from hiss Upper Sal
A copy of the reauit of the analyuia may be ai
the store of G. R. HENDRICKS)
aug 3
Vy for sale by
aug 3
F RENCH MUSLINS—At reduced
price, for sale by,
nug 3 HENRY H. STOTE
L ondon porter.—10
Ryasa* London Porter, quarts) 101
pints, just received and for tale by
aug I WOOD St CLAGF
|VTEW*ORLEANS WHISKER
i- N 100 bbls. of good proof, for sale by
aug I O'DRISCOLL St (
aale by
aug 1
quarter boxea Haisina. Just r
WOOD St l
C UBA AND 81’. CROIX
LASSES.—10 lihda. fur aale hv
H.J. GILBERT,
July 30 West Side Mark)
july 23
tune
do) 10 halfbbla. Goorgo liana’F M. Beef.
irt 2
M. t
S ALT—250 sacks for safe by
July 30 H. J. G1LBI
r'lODFISH, MACKEREL
Vy SMOKED HERRING—Landing
Madiaon and for aale by H.J. Gil
july 21
Q,
ler, and for sale by
july 23
WOOD St CLAOHORN.
B
ALTIMORE FLOUR-
mont, ami for tale by
j«iyw
H ay, brick and lum
100 bundle* prime Enatorn Hi
Bricka) 30,000 White Pine Lumber, lai. UIUtf
brigConsuello, at Johnson’s wharf, and fur aale by
■julyjjll , L. BALDWIN St CO.
'COLOUR, BUTTER & Cl
JL 30 bbla Howard-atreet Flour) 30 boxes Berk
shire County Cheesoj 20 firkina Goshen Butter) 20
tubs do do, landing and for solo by
july 21 SCRANTON dt JOHNSTON.
fJOWDV &. WELLES offer, land- -
Raisins, in whole and hair boxea ce
Woolsey A Woolsey Loaf Sugar, in small loafk bu
Canal Hour, in hair barrels. juno 23
OACON.—100,000 pounds Homs, tT
J J Shoulders and Sides, in casks, ex brig Mount u
Vernon, from Baltimore. For eale by N
j«ne I GOWDY A WELLES. £
fJOWDV Sc WELLES Imve on S
hand tlie following WINES, which they offer
for sale at New York pricea: ,
CLARET WINE—•• Chateau Morganx" or the
first growth of the famous vintage of 1841) "CAo- Vi
teau Langoa," or the first growth, qUerU and pinuj 1
also "CVossmann St. Julien.”
CHAM PAGN K — “DeVrimont," just imported [ c
eud warranted to be in good order. may 23 "
f^OWDY WELLES offer land- “
VX ing, ex brige Macon end Moaea,. from New 0
York :—40 hhds Cuba Molasses
20 bbls Loaf Lard) 20 kegs May Butter
20 boxoa Cheese; 10 halfrbbls Fulton Market Beef
’ 10 hhds P. R. and St. Croix Sugar, choice ;
30 bbls Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers J
20 boxea Starch) 20 bags Pepper end Pimento :
20 bbls No. 1 Mackerel , 1
1 75 bags choice green Bio Coffeo 0
30 do choice green Cuba do June 9
WOOLSEV AND WOOLSEY’S
1 vV SUGAR.—30 packages Loaf, Crashed and
Powdered, Tor salo by GOWDY fib WELLES.
J u
. WANTED -WOOL-For which
a v V the highest market price will be paid, by
• may 23 GOWDY fib WELLES.
[ V*NEGAR.—2U bbls. pure Cider
Y Vinegar. For aale by
may 23 GOWDY fib WELLES.
e (V/TADEIRA WINE.—40 half, qtmr-
LTA ter, arid eighth Pipes “ Rose Madeira.” of 1
- our own importing. For eale by
3 may 22 GOWDY fib WELLES
f! \|OLASSES Sc BACON SIDES.-
n LvJ. 100 bbls N.O. Molasses) 15 hhds Bacou
t, Sides. Leading from brig Nancy Pratt, and for
■ala by GOWDY fit WELLES,
msy 18
- ALE ROPE—200 coils Kentucky,
3-8 to 5-8 inches, for sale low by
may 2 GOW DY fit W KLLF.S.
e UHELPS'GIN ANDNBW-YORK
X WHISKEY.-30 bbls. Phelps’Gint 30 bbla.
t. New-York Whiskey. Landing from brig Madison,
and for sale by SCRANTON fib JOHNSTON,
july 21
’• f'MIKESE AND BUTTER—Land-
~ V7 Ing from the brig Madiaon. For aale by
july 22 H.J. GILBERT.
- fJEltBING, TEA AND IMPEB—
A A 30 boxes new large Herring} 23 dattiea Hy-
son Tea) 10 half cheats Black do. j lb. papers j 23
boxea large Ohio Pipes. Landing per brig Madi-
• enn. nnd for sale by
july 22 SCRANTON fit JOHNSTON.
“ WHITE BEANS—Landing from
v V the brig Excel, and for sale by
of july 20 H. J- GILBKRF..
c L»UTTER, SUGAR, AND SODA
13 BISCUITS AND PILOT BREAD.-I0 bbla
to Treadwell’s Butter Biscuits, 10 bbla Treadwell’s
Sugar Biscuit*, 10 half bbla do Soda Biscuit*) 20
boxea do Soda Biscuits, 20 bbls Pilot Bread) laud-
0. ing per brig Madiaon and for sale by
ed July 22 SCRANTON fib JOHNSTON.
— 13RANDIES.—0 hnlf-pipos Otard,
6 13 Dupuy fib Co’a. Brandy, imported from France
0. old, and warranted fourth proof. Juat received in
■tore, and for aale ou accommodating terms, by
ju.te 23 Into HENRY ROSER.
OACON, LARD, FLOUR AND
■3 CRACKERS.—6.000 pounds Baltimore city
cu*ed Bacon, Hams, Sides and Shnuldors; 10 bar
rels nnd 23 kegs Baltimore Leaf Lard: 23 barrels
and 23 half barrels Baltimore Flour; 30 barrels But-
f* tor and Sugar Crackere, and Pilot Bread; 10 barrels
and 10 boxes Sod* Biscuits; 23 bag* Rio Coffc;
•*» 20 casks quarts and pints Porter. Juat received
•• anrtfttrsnfeby r A. CHAMPION,
june S3
1 ARD.—00 kegs and 10 bbls land-
17 -X-J ing and fr»r sale by 11. J. GILBERT,
00 july 24 West aide Mnrket-squnre.
iS XXAY.—-100 bundles prime! North-
X) XX ern Hay ) landing from brig Savnnnah. For
sale by J. WASHBURN fib WILDER,
june 2t
; r : LARET WINE—20 ca.es St. Ju-
V_y lien Medoc, of good quality. For anle Ibv
july 17 O’DRISCOLL, fit CO.
of SPANISH SEGABS—30,OUU.upo-
O rior Spanish Segara, landing and for aale by
0; june 19 COHEN At.FOSDICK.
■" OACON AND FLOUR—10 lih.l,.
n< 13 prime Baltimore Shnulders) 300 prime Calti-
,l‘ mure Sugar cured Hams; 90 bbls lloward-street
Flour. Landing per schr Vermont, and fr.r salo by
8 , july 21 COHEN. NORRIS fit CO.
A LMONDS AND RAISINS.—1
_ -/JL frail soft shall Almonds, nnd 10 boxes large
bunch Raisins in layers, for aale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON,
july 17 Gibbons’ buildings.
s. PASTERN HAY.—150 bales
’ X_J priino Eastern Hay, for salo by
JJ july 13 DENSLOW A WEBSTER.
“!• TJTAY, BUTTER AND C HA IKS.—
X i 00 bundles good Northern Hay *, 10 kega
fresh Goshen Butter; 1 doxen fine Chairs. Justro-
J’ july 14 L. BALDWIN, fit CO.
r \ 13 ALTIMORE BACON AND
at X3 LARD.—10,000 lbs. Bacon Sides; 33 kegs,
Lard; 15 bbls do. Landing and lor sale by
june23 SCRAN PON fit JOHNSTON.
®» X1A8TOR OIL—first-quality.—Just
V f received, for sale low by
WILLIAM H. TURNER.
3d i u, y 1* Opposite the Market.
lVIEW-YORK WHISKEY.—25-
-L a bbls. New-York Whiskey. Landing from
[• brig Exact, and for salo bv
Jo. i ul y W SCRANTON fib JOHNSTON.
IXT'INES.—20 quarter dinks Iinitn-
TT tion "Madeira” and "Port” Winea) landing
__ per brig Solma, and for sale by
june 23 COHEN, NORRIS fit CO.
IT'RESII SMOKED BEEF AND
id L TONGUES.—Landing from tho brig Macon,
f‘ r atul for aale by H, J. GILBERT.
ror july 18
G E G A RS.—10,000 “Do Mova”
)_ O Segara, 10,000 "Washington” do, 3,000 "Lc-
gnlidad” du; just received and for anle by
july 17 WOOD fit CLAUHOKN.
/-1HOICE SEGAUS.-40.0U0 cltuice
O Segara, just received from Cuba, and for sale
h by O’DRISCOLL, fit CO.
ld ’ july 16
1310 COFFEE.—94 bags prune
P -tV green Rio Coffee; landing par brig Madiaon,
. • and for sale by COHEN, NORRIS fit CO.
1,°. J-'y
T7TNF.GAR, WINE, &c.—20 hbls.
V White Wine Vinognr) 20 do Sweet Mnlnga
Wine; 10 quar. casks Madeira Winet 10 dozen old
Sherry; 25 bags Brazil Nuts. For snla by
july 14 COHEN fit FOSDICK.
” T^LOUR, LARD, Sec. — 50 bbls,
' “ X Canal Flour, 30 half bhlsdo do; 30 bbla Balti-
ntnro do; 30 kegs do Lard) 23 tubs Butter. Land
ing, and for aula by
June 23 WOOD fit CLAGHORN.
■* p ANAL FLOUR.—2.3 barrels Cu-
on V/ nal Flour, landing from brig Clinton. For
aale by COHEN fit FOSDICK.
july 9
TV EW MAY BUTTER —In kogs
1 1 and Tuba; landing from the brig Wilson Ful
ler, and for sale by H. J. GILBERT,
july 18
w pRESII ENGLISH MUSTARD,
m X in pounds, half nnd quarter pound bottles, end
>y tin boxes, e very superior article, just rereived and
for aale by
~ july 14 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Mongin’s upper wharf, or to
July 22 J. WASHBURN & WILDER.
. FOR FREIGHT.—Tiuhaupe
*rlor new brig CONSUELO is ready to re
1 s Froight or Lumber to any Northern port
ion 173 tons. Apply to
y 23 L. BALDWIN St CO.
New Arrangeu
ITED STATES MAIL
AUCTIONS.
emeol.
LINE-DAILY.
BY COHEN A FOSDIOK.
Private Sale.
COFFEE—180 hag* Rio; 40 do Old Java.
FLOUR—ISO bbls Baltimore and Western.
WHISKEY-30 bbls Old Monongahola.
BRANDY—18 bbls Domestic.
EARTHEN-WARE—18 erstes, assorted.
SEGARS—10,000 Havana, various brands) 10,001
Manilla Cheroots.
VINEOAR—6 casks and 13 quarter casks Wblti
Wine.
BALK ROPE—280 colls Kentucky.
BAGGING-20 pieces Keutucky. may 30
1 • SKTWKKM
On and qfltr thp 4/A qf Jutu, (ml.
The well known splendid Stoam.Packuts
\SPER. Cspt. J. P. B hooks
BN’L CLINCH- Capt. F. Bardk*,
M. SEABROOK. Capt T. Lvon.
Will run regularly between Savannah and Charles-
n, leaving savannah evory morning at 2 o’clock,
id Charleston every morning, at 'J o'clock, pre-
»ely. For Freight or Paisago, apply on board, at
Cotton Balances.
BY COHEN * ’FOSDIOK.-
Privnte Sale.
. VO Dearborn’s Patent Balances for «
('otton, landing from brig Havre. n
July 3
A LAFITTE, Agent.
June 20
, DAILY—.Summer Arrangement.—
1 issued until further notice fur pas*
>m Charleston by tho same trip of
at Five Dollars. Apply on board,
A. LAFITTE, Agent.
1 The Light Draught. Low
, Pressure STEAMER 1VANHOE,
Freight consigned to the Agents will be forward*
id free of commissions.
June 27 S. SOLOMONS A CO., Agents.
n FOR SALE.
i£fS55lL packet SANTEE,
at tirivato sain by application to
Tlia Santee is in good repair, and well found
•The uteani
can be trusted
MACON AND WKSTKKN UAIL-ROAD
June 27 S. SOLOMONS A CO , AgonU.
This Road is now open from Macon to Griffin,
Leave Macon for Griffin and intermediate ala*
ona, daily, at 10^ A. M.
Loave Griffin at UA
4 A.M. and arrive at Macon l£
Stages lor Montgomery connect with the trains
Barneaville, lor Indian Springs at Forsyth, and
r Merriwether Springs and West Point at Griffin
Until such time as the Road is opened through to
Atalanta, probably about the 1st ol August, the
“¥akb notice.
PISTOLS, (to. For sale at reduced prices for
Also, a general assortment of HARDWARE,
slating of Cutlery, Locks* Screws, Nalls, Hit
Ac Ac. Those wishing to buy cheap, wouh
S ell to call at 175 Congress street, south-west coi
ir Market squire. JOHN CARRUTHF.RS.
A first rate MICROSCOPE, single and con
pound, for salo low. If applied for soon. leb 4
T eas, liquors, flour, »
20 packages Black Toa. part of choice qu
120 barrels New York and Now Orloans Wbi
30 batrela Crown, Eagle and Phelps' Gin
4 hair pipes Olard, Dupuy A Co's, choice Br
5 pipes Holland Gin. part of extra quality
I puncheon old St. Croix Rum
15 quartercsska Cette Madeira Wlno
5 quarter casks Madeira Wine
10 quarter raaka Sweet Malaga Wine
20 quarter casks Port, choice and inleriorqua
20 baskots Champagne, Grade. Anchor and M
cute brands) 3 boxes St. Julian Claret Wine
150 Demijohns, assorted sixes
25 crates and hampers Wine Bottles
75 M. Havana Segara, part of choice brands
10 M. Imitation Principee Segara
Boxes No Plus Ultra and Earle’a ArromatlcTol
Boxes Bell’s No. I Soap
New Orlcnna Molasses in barrels
Shoulders Uacon in hhds)23kega Lard
40 barrels and half barrels Canal Flour
Georgia Nankeen*) Dundee Bagging. Ac.
For a tie by J. II. LAI
juno 23
Macon, July Gth, 1816.
EMERSON FOOTE, Sup’t.
snp’t.
jufyfl
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Svnmuw, the 4th Instant, the
times of arrival nnd departure of the Boats and
Trains on the Central Lino will he as follows:
Boats—Leavo Charleston 0 o’clock, A. M,
Arrivo at Snvannsli..., ( J<4 “
Leave Savannahf..... 2
Arrive at Charleston... 2
Trains—Leave Savannah 10
Arrive at Macon
Leave Macon...
Arrive at Savannah. _
By tho above arrangement, this line will insko
the connection betweon Montgomery and Charles
ton in the same timo us the Georgia line, and obviate
the delay of a day which attends the present schedule.
July 2 THOMAS PURSE,Gen Sup. Trans.
St c. Ac.—75 lihds New Orleans Sugar
23 hbds Muscovado Sugar
200 bags old Cuba CoiTee) 100 do prime green Ri
30 do old Laguira do) 23do old Java do
30 bhdsCuba Molasses) 100 bbls Prime Pork
30 lihds prime Balt. Bacon Sides and Shoulders
300 kega prime Leaf Lard; 30 bids do do.
20 qrcaaks imitation Madeira and Port Wine.
30 tibl* ••1*1 Mononaahela and Bourbon Whiskey
200 bbla N. O. Whiskey; 30 bbls N. E. Rum
23 bbls "Phelps” Gin) 20 bbls Baltimore do
20 bbls Peach Brandy) 200 bbls Howtrd-st.
200 boxes "Adamantine” Candles
30 boxea Tobacco, 5’a nnd 8’a
10 bbls Linsoed Oil; 10 bbla Whale do
Also, 100,000 Spanish Segara of the muc
proved "Lord Byron,” "Britannia,” "Barn
' Germania,” "Minerva” and "Espar.nta” b
or sale by COHEN NOKKIS, A CO.
July IQ
h... 14
I*. M.
A. M.
P. M
P. M.
A. M.
P.M.
A. M
TO RENT.—Tho larpe two
•lory Dwelling House, situate on lota N01.
31 aud 33, Jackson Ward, at present under leaso to
E. E. Pynchnn, Esq. Possession given on the 1st
November. Apply to F. E. TEHKAU,
july 31 G No. 13 Congress-street.
WROUGHT TO JAIL —A
fellow five feet nine inches and a half high)
enlla himself BUTLER, and any* lie belougr
to Mr. Martin Hitt, of Augusta.
CHARLES B. PATTERSON,
aug I 3 Jailor.
R IO COFFEE AND LOAF SU
GAR.—25 bags Green RioCofloej 10 boxes
W: fit W. Loaf Sugar. Landing, and for sale by
july 14 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
BROUGHT TO JAIL —A
fellow five fent eight inches high; colls him*
■elf UIHSTRR, and says he belongs to .Dr.
Thomas-Fuller, ol Beaufort S
CHARLES U. PATTERSON,
aug 1 3 Jailor.
E. F. WOOD—No. 71
and 132, Gibbons’ Range.—Now
opening—Gent’s Calf Brogans; do
Cloth Gaiter Pumps) d >. very su>
lurior peg Goat Brogans; Boys’
— Jrogans) do. do. Goat Slippers)
3d cases Men’s and Boys’Calf nnd Kip Brogana;
Women’s BufR Calf ana Kip Bootees and Buskina.
july U
-y
HATS AND CAPS! DATS AND CAPS!!
AT W1IOLE8ALE AND RETAIL.
The Subscriber boa received by recent arrivals,
further accession* to his extonsivestock of HATS
AND CAPS, embracing all qualities nnd descrip
tions. Among which may bo found another lot of
those much udmi-ed laUtt ityte, .Nutria and
Mrdeikiu Hats, which are uncquHlled,by the mail-
ufacture o. any ntlior country, und untilniasscd in
this fur lightness, beauty nnd durability. They ,ifo
superior to any he iias ever offered. Funner
patrons and the public generally, aro invited to ex
amine fur themselves. For salo nt as low prices ns
they can bu purchased in any other establishment
North ur South. .
Country Merchant* and Planters flirnisliod
liberal terms. Apply at the old stand, No. |U7
Bay-street. . J. IVES.
juil 13
SAVANNAH WHOLESALE A RETAIL
B acon, &c—so hhUa. Bite
Shoulders; 66 reams Velum Paper
23 boxea.Bunch Kii'.ina, 24 quarter do do
8 boxes R :Jton Pickles
4 boses Pulishhig Powders
20 cnaos Bay Rum; II boxea White Soap
5 chests Buck Tea
Landing from brigs L. Baldwin and Exact,
■ale by COHEN A FOSD1CH
Also in Store,
130 barrels Canal, lloward-st. end Western FI
10 pipes Holland Gin
10 half pipes "A. Seignette” Brandy
30 barrels American Brandy, 30 bbla do Gin
30 bbls. Monnngahela Whiskey
230 bbls New-Orleans Molasses
30 bbls Prime Lard, 230 kega do do
130 bags Rio Coffee, 30 bags very old Java
10 hhda Purlu Kicu Sugar; 50,000 Spaoiah Seg
July u
C lUOCK1UES.—40 barrel. Lu
W Fallon Rutn«& bbls Domestic Brandy
30 tibia ('anal Flnur;20 du Vinegar
3 pipes Swan Gin
14 eighth casks Cognac Brandy
10 kegs fresh Butter; 40 bundles Hay.
For sale by L. BALDWIN A I
July 17
C l HOICK
i In
aale by
|une 23
tubs) landing per brig Sat
NTON & .
F ulton market beef.—id
haH' barrels, neatly packed and •«'
For sale by • A. CM A
may 18
S J Otard, Dupuy fie Co’s. Brand'
|y;4
by
B
ALTIMORE HAMS.-
june 23
I?
r • i
10 do No. 1
No. I
per brig Sterling, and fur aato by
june 24 SCRANTON fit JOHNSTON.
T
Alt, PITCH AND OAKUM.
AUCTIONS.
BY T. J. WALSH.
TO-MORROW, 4th August, will be told in
front ef the Court House, between the usual P
hours of sale: u
A prime Nogro JVlan, aged about 28 years, accus- 11
tomed to steam and pole bant work. Titles un- 0
doubted—purchaser paying for papers. eug3 *F
Private Sale. —
BY T. J. WALSH.
A valuable Tract of LAND on Savannah River,
twelve or thirtcon miles above the city, containing T
five hundred and fifty acrea) two hundred and fifty
of whlfih is River Swamp, and valuable for tlie cut-
lure of Rice. Thla portion or the tract is well
wooded with Cyprera. Ash and Oax. The high
land la well timbered with Oak, Hickory and Pine, n
A superior quality of Clay lor Brick-making la
located on a convenient portion of the high land,
whern flats can be loaded at a very lilt|e coat, and
thereby save transportation by hauli g to the river. _
The above tract of Land will be told a bargain,
july 29 C
BY T. J. WAL8H. c
Private Sale. .
A prime likely young Fellow, aged about 24 _
yeara, a good hand with hones, and a careful driver. .
Title* warranted. Term* cash. July 29
BY T. J. WALSH. r
Private Sale. P
Twodesirable City Lota, for building, in Brown
Ward-60 feet by 70 feet. june 27
BY T. J. WALSH.
Private Sale
A first rate.Cook. Washer and Irooer, well re
commended,' and titles undoubted. ]
Also, eeveralsood Milch Cows, with and without
(.'elves, selected from choice stock. Peraona de
sirous of getting good Milch Cows for families cun
depend on these. june 9
1X7" A REHOUSE OFPRINT8
TT ONLY.—By LEE 4* JVD8US, 50 CC-
dar-strnety New-York*—The whole of this ca
pacious warehouse la appropriated txcturicrlw to
the exhibition and aale of PRINTED CALICOES.
Merchants are invited to examine the extensive
stock of this Establishment, where they will find
(with scarcely an exception) every new and desira
ble style, both FOREIGN and DOMESTIC,
which the American market affords—all of which
are offerod for aale by tbe piece or package, for
cash ur attoRT credit at or below manufacturers’
price*. 3mo ' sug l
rAOTTON OSNABURG8—The
Subscriber has just received from the Thom-
eston Manufacturing Companv, e supply of Otna-
bur^*, measuring 31 & inches wide and weighing 94
ounces por yard, made from good cotton nnd h wd-
aomely manufactured, which is for sale nt a lower
price than any article cf equal weight that hot teen
* ofli-red in the market, to which the attention of
purchasers ia solicited. HIRAM ROBERTS.
. MU'7
RUMMER CLOTHING.—A further
O supply received by late arrivals, consisting of
Light Ttveeds, Linen, Ginghams, Drap d'Ete, and
(’rotor. Sacks, and other busineaa Coat*, Vesta,
Panm, fito., of latest fashion.
Per brig Hartford, a new supply of fine White
and Colored Shirta, Handkerchiefs, Neck Tie*,
Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, half Hose, fitc.
r A few esses fine Shoes fit Boots, s superior aril-
. clo of Patent Leather, Cloth half Gnitera, Gnat end
(’sir Brogana. Also a fresh supply of Panama,
Legliorn.Talm Leaf and Beaver Hala. For aale
low, at the now Clothing Store. No. 12 Whitaker-
” street WILLIAM HEIDT.
june 29
IJ OSIERY.--50 du*. Lodie.’ White
XX English and German Cotton Hose) 30 do.
1 do. mixed colors and Slate, do. do.; 20 do. do.
Black, do do.) 20 do. do. Brown, do. do.; 75 do.
Misses’ White, Mixed nnd Slate, do. do.) GO do.
Boys’ Brown and Colored Socks; 30 do. Men’s
Brown and Colored Socks. Just roceived. and |br
tale by SNIDER, LATHROP fit NEV1TT.
..
JVTEW GOODS—Per brig L. Bald-
la win: 200 pieces fancy Prints; 30do Graaa
Jr Cloths) 5 do Oil Silk) 12 dozen Cotton Umbrellas,
assorted; 3 do Gingham Paraaola; 300 do Coats’
Sewing Thread; 1 do Circular Skirts) 12 pieces
Furnilore Checks) 3 cases bleached Shirting, as
sorted qualities. For •alo tow, by
july 14 SNIDER,LATHROP fit NEVITT.
I^ANCY LINEN AND COTTON
rs. L SHIRTS.—Juat received per brig Exact, a
fresh assortment,with a few dozen white fancy Mar-
sailles VesU, black Satin do. Also, a few dozen
Br while and figured Linen Cambric Hdkfs,wllh a few
superior Silk and Lisle Thread Gluves, which may
lu found at PHICK fit VEADER’S,
july 15 147 Bay-atreet.
tjTRIPED LINEN BOSOM
O SHIRTS, with Yoke Collara, a fine article.
Apply at No. 98 Bryan-street.
juno 8 JOHN SOUTHSVELL fit CO.
W H,TK MARSEILLES VESTS.
v f Another lot, for aale low.
JOHN SOUTHWELL fit CO.,
n june 8 98 Bryan-street.
*. T3ROWN SHEETINGS Bales
13 4-4,3-4,6-4. and 10-4 brown Cotton Sheeting.
Juat received, and for aale hy
“ june 13 SNIDER, LATHROP fit NEVITT.
or AT 11 EDUCED PRICES Cro-
£ JL. too Cloth Frocks and Coats, and other Sum
mer goods. Apply at the Cash Clothing Store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL, CO.,
july 22 98 Bryan-street.
1 OX BLEACHED COTTON
X^l -± SHEETING.—I case 12-4 bleached
r % Cotton Sheeting, juat rereived nnd for sale by
J june 10 SNIDER, LATHROP fit NEVITT.
1. I30MBASINS AND ALPACAS.—
ng 13 Black and blue black Uombasins, do do Al
pacas, Veil Crape and Love Veils, black silk Hoae
and Gloves raw Silk Hose. For aale by
ft july 2 HENRY H-STOTESBURY. '
AtJCTl
1 Anctionce
inr The undersigned
urchasee are made at tJ
ilia not settled previou
is artioiea will then be
June I
_ bbla Tar, 20 da Pitch, 10 do Rosin, 100 balua
Oakum; landing, aud for salo by
julyJT
WOOD A CLAOHORN.
‘iff HITE FINE LUMBER.
f ▼ BRICKS AND IIAY.-30,000 feet White
Pine Lumber, 40,000 Eastern Bricks, and 100 bales
best Eastern Hay. Landing from schr. Henrietta,
for sale by JAMES BUKF.K.
BY PHILBRICK^MERL
'O-MORROW. 4th Inst. In f
Several Gold Lover Watchi
J2L
4 Horaea. firc.'at A
BY PHILBRIOK. MERIAM &
,,x —« H0W| 4lh lnili( eleven c
front «>r the Court llnuse,
Several good draft end saddle Hor“
t Stanhope and Harness. Terms
PH1LBR1CK, MERIAM fi
_..er at . Private Sale; ah ebcbil'
LIQUORS—5 pipes Holland
OUrd, Dupuy A Co’a. Brandy, 2
cask A. Seignette do, lOqrcasI
ostio dot 30 bbls Rose Qint 2
1 do old Monongehele end Patapsco
WINES—25 qr casks Sicily, Madeli
BACON—3 libda old aaeorted, 10 do new Shmil-
ire, 10 do do Hama ;j /cnl »tr”*s
FLOUR—40 bbla Howard-aDeet,
RICK—10 cask* Middling Rice. • ••«
TEAS—20 qr and half chest* Hyson, 50 caltit •
lack. • t C — boat»V
POUTER end ALE-10 cuke, pints, London*
CIDER—10bblsCliampaign«)30doxen do, pint*;
0 doten do, quarts. . . . r.. 1 *
CROCKERY—3 creteY aaaorted. .m .i
II AY—73 bundles Eastern,Northern and Georgia
SOAP—30 Itoxea brown.
PIPES—100 grnsa Negro. ' * ' i H-CJ
TOBACCO—30 boxea various quality f M
CRACKERS—23 bbls Boston ^
PAPER—200 reams Wrapping, 30 do Cap end
PICKLES—20 boxes assorted
SEOARS—10.000 Spanish.
20.000 Half-Spanish
BUTTER-10 kega beatUuehen
5 do cor
MUSTARD-30 boxea
PEPPER SAUCE-30 boxee
Wooden and Willow Ware,
(ffMeK
VITANTED to purcha
v T Girl Bom 12 to 13 yeara of age,
ed to house work. COHEN 'A FC
july 28
I\/l ULL8. — Several xtttglu •
foreale by COHEN A FOSDICK.
july 28 ' ' •
hjds at Oglethorpe
h FRESH BEEF for oneyoar, commi
»t. 18(0, ind ending oq 11th Am
The Beef to be of good and whuleaome
1 Quartern, with' an equal portion of eacl
augt
P ortraits. —wm. winde-
ATT, pupil of the Ute H. INMam. of New
York, bega to snnounee to the inhabitart* cf Sa
vannah that he will remain here e few months
longer, prior to hia departure fur Cuba. Specimen*,
or hie style may be seen at-the Republican Reading.
Room. July'S
N OTICE.—The Co pnrtnerihip
heretofore existing between the Subscribers
under the firm ofJAS. E WALKER fit BROTH
ERS, la This Dnyi dissolved by mutual consent..
All demands agalnat the ooneern, must be pretent
ed to ROBT. P. WALKER, and loose indebted
will please make payment to him.
J. B. WALKER;
W. S. WALKER,
Savannah Aug. 1,1846. R. D. WALKER. -
- : - >t
r TMIE undenigned having purehuadi
A the interest of hia Brother*, will enatlnueUie-
businesa in this city, ou hia individual account; and.
respectfully solicits the patronage of the public.. ;
aug 1 aniw3 ROBT. D. WALKER,
N EW GOODS—Per li'rig Mtidison.-
3 bales heavy Brown Shirtings;'3 d» blue*
striped Oanaburgs;' I cate black Cambrica; I do fan*
cy Prints) 23 pieces Grnsa Cloth: 6 do col’d Mus
lins) I case Cotton Umbrellas. For sale low. by
July 23 SNIDER, LATHUOP &NKVITT.
J UST RECEIVED—For liriff Ex
cel—A splendid assortment of Gent’s and Boy’*
Panama. Leghorn and Palm Loaf Hats; also a few
dozen Misses Hoods. For salo low, at the New
Clothing Store, No. 12 Whitaker-street.
june 10 WILLIAM HK1DT.
P RINTS.—200 pieces new style
Prints. For sale by
Juno II SNIDER, L4THROP fir NEVITP.
SADDLERY WARE-HOUSE,
Young’s Building) opposite Hamilton A Symons,
Clothing Store, nt tho Signofthe U olden Saddle.
ivTli. MAY fit CO..
Manufacturers or BRIDLES.SADDLES and HAR
NESSES, huvo on hand a good assortment o(
Saildict Bridles and Harnesses, or which U10
following comprise a part: Spanish Quilted, Over
laid and Shafton Saddles) Planter's largo, and extra
large Saddles; Men’s plain do; English do; Boys’
and Kaco do; Lady’s Saddles of a variety of patterns)
Bridles and Martingales)Saddlebags,Trunks, fiic.
HARNESSES.—Coach. Burouche, Buggy r.nd
Sulky IlnrnoascBof all kinds, by tlie single act.
SADDLER’S MATERIALS. —Saddle Trees,
Skirting nnd Hog Skins: Pad do; Straining and
Worsted Web; Thread and Tacks, assorted sixes.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buugy
and Sulky Springs nnd Axles: Dash Frames*, Hobbs
and Bows, by the single set; Plated and Braaa Stump
* ' - ‘ * • * Dash Leather: Top nna
* irtetv " '
^ELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS—
O A next Self-Adjusting Satin Stock. Just re
ceived at 98 Bryan-street.
July 22 JOHN SOUTHWELL, fit CO.
G OLD FENCIL CASES.—Recciv-
ed per late arrivals, fine English Gold Pencil
Cases, of new patterns nnd a new construction.
For ad* by M. KASTMAN,
jttnf'17
M Alll.BOIlOSTIllPES.—2ca.cs
Marlboro Stripes, just received and for sale
by HENRY II. STOTESBURY.
july 2
flOLORBD AND BLACK TAF-
\~y FETA RIBBONS—10 cartons assorted black
and colored) jost received, and for sale by
july 21 SNIDER, LATHROPfie NKVITT.
LAIN STEEL BRACELET
CLASPS—An assortment of extra fino po
lished, just received and for **l* b^
june 3
. WILMOT
W ATCH RIBBONS, &c. — An
assortment of Watch Ribbons,'with Gold
and Steel .Mountings, anew and fashionable arti
cle, just received. For sale by
may 29 M. EASTMAN.
Joints; plain do: pniont .
Curtain do; broail nnd narrow Lncoa, variety of pat- ( for sale by
terns: Silk and Worsted Fringes; black nnd purple july 13
Coach Roans: Buggy Lamps: plated and Braaa Car- 1
riage'Bnnds; Brass and plated Knoba, fire.
4t«t».—Calfkklna and Lining, dm Binding do)
Sole Lonthorsnd Harness do; Shoo Thread,fito
U* All of tho above articles will be sold tow lor
cash or approved erodit. Persons wishing to nur-
ehtueauy of the aboye articles, would do well to
enll and examine our goods, before purchasing elso.
where. fsm l-tuwth o jail 28
L AMP WICK.—Solitr and Astral
Wick, of ell sizes, constantly on hand, nnd
- »- COLLINS A BULKLEY.
t'UFERFINE SHIRTS —Large
Sixes.—Gentlemen who have been enquiring
S TEEL BAG-CLASPS.—An ntldi-
tinnal supply of the nbovo article, anme very
fino, fur sale uy * M. EASTMAN,
may 18
fliWINE.-
1,000 lbs. Cotton nett
.L twine, assorted aixea j I bile .Gilding twine.
For anfe by
June j6-
Ni.’Brfil Ut WEED.
OOMBASINE VESTS—An nddi-
tlonal supply just received, some of Urge
for very large nnd fine Shirt*, may now meet with • L-.r, uuuiu i»»«ncu, 1111111 m nr
tho dasireu article hy applying at No. 98 Uryan-xt. aixea. JOHN SOUTHWELL fit CO.,
july l JOHN SOUTHWELL fit CO.* I july 1 98 Bryan atrent.
iVTARLBORO STRIFES AND
i.v.1 PLAIDS.—I ease fanev Marlboroatripea ) 1
do. Indian Trade; 1 do. fancy Plaids. Jost received
and for sale by
july 20 SNIDER, LATHROP A NKVITT.
rtOMESTlC HARDWARE—Con-
n-j listing of Pots, Dutch Ovens. Spiders, Skil
lets, Fry Pans, Griddles, Wafer nnd Waffle Irons,
Toa Kettles, Furnaces, Sad Irons. Coffeo Mills.
For snle by COLLINS fit BULKLEY.
PREMIUM SHOWER BATHS—
L Warranted to be of the host materials end
workmanship. They received the first nremlum nt
the Inst Annual Fair of the American Institute In
the city of New York. Two of the nbovu Bath-
just received per brig Savannah, and for aale at
New York pricea if applied lor soon,
june27 „ COLLINS fit BULKLEY.
\ NICE lot of Market Basket*;
Willow Wagons: HairBrooma, fitc, fitc. Just
received per brig Excel, and for aale by
COLLINS fit BULKLEY,
july 22 No. 3 Market-sa. and 72 St. Julian-st.
W ATER COOLERS—Aii entire
now article, made of Zinr, by which water
will be kept cool without coming in contact with
the ice, ond in consequence, the ice will last much
longer. Just received per brig Savannah, and for
snle by COLLINS A BULKLEY.
June 26
B OOKS.—The Connection of the
Physical Science*. By Mary Somerville
Biblical Legends of the Mussulmans. By Dr. Q.
WieL Cotuuriting Nua, 14 and 15. Harpers’Now
Miscellany.
A New French Domostie Cookery, with many
Engraving*
Harpers’ Illustrated Wandering Jew, No. 16
Harpers’Illuininntod and Illustrated Shakspoare,
Nos. 89.90, I and 2
A School Dictionary of Greek and Roman Anti*
S uitio*. By Willinm Smith. L- L. D , with correc-
ou« and improvements by Charles Anthon, I..L.D.
Morse’s Geographic Maps. No. 5, containing
Mexico, Central America, Yucatan, Mississippi,
Vermont and New Hampshire. Received by
PETER G. THOMAS,
july 23 ^No. 96 Bryan-st, sign of the Ledger.
B iblical legends.—Tho Bi
ble, the Koran and the Talmud; nr Biblical
Legends of the Mussulmans. Compiled from Ara
bic sources, and compared with Jewish traditions.
By Dr. G. Wiel.
On the eonneetlon of the Physical Sciences. By
Mrs. Somerville.
A School Dictionary of Greek and Roman Anti
quities, abridged from the larger Dictionary. By
William Smith. L. L. D.. with oorrectiona and Im
provements. By Charles Anthon.
No. 5 Morse’s Cerographlc Maps.
No. 4 Pictorial History of England.
Nos. 91 nnd 02 Illustrated Shakspoare.
No. 16 The Jew, illustrated.
French Domestic Cookery, combining elegance
with economy, describing new culinary implements
and prooeasea, tho management of the table, in
structions for enrving; French, German,, Polish,
Spanish and Italian Cookery in twelve hundred re
ceipt*. Bcsldea a variety of new modes of keep
ing and storing provisions, domestic hints, fitc;
Management of Winea, fitc , with maty Engrav
ings. Juat received by
july 23 VV; THORNE WILLIAMS.
N otice. — aug ustus la-
FP1TK having assigned all hia Goode, Ef
fects, Credits, Hooks of Accounts and Property of
every description to the Subscriber Air the benelk
of all his creditors: Notice is hereby given to silt
his creditors, to present their claims to the under
signed properly atteated, within three months from
date, and all persona indebted to the aaid AvcusTCa
Lahttz, are hereby required to make itnmedUUx
payment to the undersigned. ' g
July II JOHN F.GUILMART1N, Assignee.
TVfOTlCE.— M. S. BALL &, Co-.
1 ■* having assigned all their goqde, effects, credits,
books of account, and property ol every deicrip-
tion, to the Subscriber, for the benefit of sill, qheir-
creditors : notice is given to ell', the. creditors ol
said firm, to present their claims to tho undersigned,,
properly atteated, within three month* from. thi*
date ; and all persona indebted to said firm, are rw»-
quired to make immediate payment to the under
signed. JOSEPH W. WEBSTER, Assignee, ,
may 2 3mo , J
IVOTICE—All parson, indebted to.
L1 the Subscriber are respectfully requested to
eonio forward olid settle their accounts, and all
persona having demands against him will please
present them without delay, aa be Intends removing
from this city, aud he will be compelled to place
his unsettled account* in the hands of an Attnrnljr*
Tor collection. P. MKIISFELDER.
july 24 W
N OTICE.—All persons having der
minds against the estate of John Guilmartin,.
deceased, are requested to render them duly, .at
tested, and those indehted to make payment. .
july 28 JOHN F. GUILMARTIN,Adro’y. ,
TVTOTICE.—All portions having de^
I V minds against the Estate of the Ute Mrs,.
Ann Belcher, are requested to render them, duly
attostcd;aml those indebted to make payment.
july 22 W. B. BULLOCH, Executor.
MOTTON GINS—2 Win,hip Sc
L/ Johnson’s 50 Saw Gins, lor tale by the un
dersigned, who will furnish Gina of any re*-
nuired number of Snwa.at manufacturer* prices.
Tho above named Gina have been,used during the
last year by extensive planters and considered-
equal to any in use. Orders thankfully receivcdi
and promptly filled, by
m.y t DENSLOW & WKUSTRl!.
rpo ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
J- CEKN.-T
CEKN.— 1 Those persona having left GUNS-
with the Subscriber for repairs. ,aro requested to
call and pay for thefn and take them away, or they
old to pay for rep.iira, and those whose sc*
duo last Jan
will be soL ... r „ .
counts were due last January,
nuke payment forthwith,
IftUN 1'. Atttt'P
are requested to*
JOHN GARUTHF.RS. H6 Gongteai at. ’
N. B. A few supsrior Double Guns for silo cheap
june 6
lYfUSItJ, Ate. — T. Tl WILMOT
1TX has received per brig Philura, the follqwlng
Songs, Ac. for the Piano: The Noble Voyagers}
Old Arm Chair) A Life on the Ocean Wave; Yoo
Ask a Song \ou Bid Me Sing; Come Where,the
Violets Blow; When Night comes o’er the Plain}
Ah I Do not Mingle; Crusader’s Bride; Miry of Ar-
gile; March de Norma Non Plan Meats; Thou Art
Gone;True Love can ne'er Forget)Then You’ll Re
member Mo; List to the Convent Belle) Moonlight
Music Love aiid Flow era; No Never can Thy Horn*
be Mine; When Twilight is Stealing) I dreamt that
1 Dwelt, fine.: The Bridal Bells) The Old House at
Home; The Beautiful Flowers of May; Poetrj;.Thq
Twilight Hour, Origin of tlie Harp) Gen. Taylor’s
Grand March; Savannah Polka and Gallupsdei We
have Liv'd and Lov'd Together! Thy Name wee
once a Magic Spell) Go Forget file, fitc.) In Happi
er Hours; Putnatu Greys’ Quick Step, At. fitc.
Also, a new Preceptor for tho Accordiat, july I;
S HAMPOO — For oleaniing tlie
Hair Manufactured, prepared, aadsold, in quart
bottios,at75c per bottle, by
J. M. HAYWOOD, Monument-aq. .
N B.—N" lady or geiillemnn who deijrea to havtf,
their head in a perfect state of cleanlines, ought to
be without a bottle or this valuable preparation. It'
la used by a large number of the ladles and gentle
men of this city nnd vicinity, who pronounce it the
beat remedy in use for eradicating dandruff or dirt;
and dnstroye the disagreeable smell naturally,
arising from an unclean head. . ;
Alio for Snle-HAYWOOD’S VEQBTABLEi
COMPOSITION for the Hair. . July 16
¥\7*ADDY THOMPSON'S RE-
v v COLLECTIONS OF MEXICO-A few
mure copies just received. * ,
Also, Travels over tho Table Lint
lens o) Mexh-o, in 1843 and 1344) by /
Gilliam, lata U. S. Consul In Califbrfliij; v
^Tanner’s Pocket Map nfTexaa and Mnaicr.
joly 21 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.