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Newspaper Page Textat ______ 1SPUBU8UBD_ daily and tri-weekly J. L. LOCKE 1 A. K. MOORE, tiltv Bui Countr Printer*. | — terMeS Dallv Paper *8, Tri-Weekly *5, Per Annum. ry- in no cam) will an order for tho paper be attended ia, unless accompanied with the money, or a oatUfectory reference. - - .'ADVERTISING RATES: Advcrtiaomonta Inoeried at tho following rates:— ,, „' ; r. . roa OH* aqUARR OF.TKH LINK!, l One Insertion....60eta. . One Month BO 00 Two “ .00 Two ** 10 00 Three “ .... 1 25 Tbroo“ ....*....18 00 jour “ .... I 50 Four “ 15 00 Five “ 1 73 Six “ 20 00 One Week...,;... 8 00 One Year 30 00 For advertisement* not exceeding flvo Hue*, three* fourths of the aboro rate* will be charged, I. e, ; Fot one Insertion .7;. .45 cent*. “ two “ 75 * « one week SlpiOi&c^lcc. Legal advertisements Inserted at the usual rotes, and strict core taken that they be published according to law. ‘ All advertisement* from transient persona or strangers, ^Tho^Hrtlegei*!* yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business, and all other.adrertlso* menu, not pertaining to their regular business, as agreed their advertisements the average number of lines agreed for, will bo charged ^^^DVKO^nilMSRTS WILL BR tHIIRTRD ORAT0I* ^AlVadvcrtUcments for charitable Inslllutlons and re* llgtnus societies, will be ehargod half price. -E3T All advertlsemenU sent to this office without dl* reouons os to the number or Insertions, will be published S , ; until ordered to ,l>e discontinued, and charged oe- letter* directed to this office, or the Editors, ; be post paid, to ontltlo them to attention. STUDIES, » IE Btudlos In this University are:—A Theological _ Course or threo years, designed for those who are preparing for the Gospel Ministry: A Collegiate Course of four years, equal to that of other Colleges In the country: A Scientific Course of three year*, Including, with some additions, all the studio* of the Collegiate Course except the Ancient T ■-«»«— • The regular time for the admission of Students, Is at the iponlng of the Fall Term, the lost Wednesday In August. Candidates for admission Into tho Collegiate Course must sustain a satisfactory examination on Geography, Arithmetic, English, Latin and Greek Grammar, Omar, v lrgU, Cicero's Select Orations, and Jacob's Greek Read* r: and must be at least fourteen roars of age. Candidates for admission Into the Scientific Course must sustain a satisfactory examination on Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Blmpte Equations In Algebra, and two books In Geometry; and must be at least sixteen yean of age. Tuition. Spring Torn. Fail Torn. k Thsolooioal Skmihary,....Nothing Nothing. InCollkor, §89 00 §15 oo . Scientific Course, 85 00 15 00 lx Aoadkxy— Preparatory Class,. 85 00 15 00 Second “ . 80 00 18 00 Third “ 15 00 0 no Elementary u 10 00 0 00 Room Rent. 0 00 4 00 Contingent Expenses, 8 00 1 00 These expenses are required to be paid In odrance. From Btiidonta who lodge In the College buildings, fifty dollar* will be rccolvodns full payment for the tuition foes, room rent, and contingent expenses or the year. The price of Board in tho village Is §10 per month; of washing, room-rent, and fuel, §3. COMMBNCKMKKT AND VAOATIOXS. The Commencement Is held on the last Wednesday In July. There are two Vacations, dividing the year Into two terms, as follow*: -Each Citation by the Court of Ordinary, that jn has been made for Letters of Administration, __ published thirty DAYS at least. , Notice by Exeeuton and Administrators for Debtor* nit and Creditor* to render In tbelr accounts, must be pub* i Fi rst Term—ftom last Wednesday In August to Decern* ber 15th. —j of Real Estate and negroes, by Executors, Ad ministrator*, and jJuardjaus, must be publishod FORTV DA Y8 before the day of sale. These sales must be made at the Court House door of the county in which tho prop erty Is situate, and on the first Tuesday of the month, botweeh tho hours of ton In tho morning and four In the — — j morning and ^pressedliv thoadvcrtUcmcnt.* 0 **"*' nM > «*«*» AppUcattons by Exeeuton, Admlnlstreton and Guardi ans to tbO Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell Real Estate or Negroes, must be published TWO MONTHS. . Sales of personal property (except negroes) of testate and In testate pitateAby Executor* anf Administrator*, must be advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Exeeuton and Admlnlstnton for Let ters Dlsmtasory, must be published 8IX MONTHS. Application for foreclosure of Mortgages on Real Estate, must be advertised once a month for FOUR MONTHS. Orders of tho Court of Ordinary (occompanlod with a copy of tho bond of agreement) to make titles to hind, must be advertised three months at least. isnoament. Bummer Vacation—from Commencement to lost Wed needay In August. 0. M. BANDERS, Secretory of the Board of Trustees. Any friend, by application to Dr. J. L. DAGO, Presi dent of the Unlveralty, will receive a catalogue, contain ing tho course of studies, and all other necessary Infor mation. B. M. 8. sept 18 lam—18 mo Sheriff's sties, under executions regularly granted by the Courts, must be advertised THIRTY DAYS—under mortgage executions, BIXT Y DAYS—sales of perishable FAINT AND Oil STOBE, SAVANNAH, OA. 11 Wtallaiker-etreet. TTEEPfl constantly for sale—WHITE LEAD, Pur* Nos. 8 GROUND paints: Prussian B°u ° W> Brown ’ Cbrome 0recn > P«ria Green, and DRY PAINTS! Vcnollan Rod, Spanish Browu, Lampblack, Yellow Ochre, Rod Lead, Litharge, Part* and Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow, Umber. Terra do Bienne, Drop Black, and A VARIETY OF FANCY COLORS. Linseed OIL, Sperm do, Neatsfoot do, and SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, Whlto-Wash BRUSHES, Paint, Var- hist of Voters. of who are citizens of the United Slates, have resided In the Blate of Georgia for one year Immediately preceding the election and within tho corporate Iftnlu of Savannah for ene month Immediately preceding their registration and contlhuo oo to do up to the Umc of election, who bare attained the age of twenty-one years, have paid all city taxes or have In tholr own right sufficient real estate Adolph Abrahams. Robert Adams, John 8 Achord, Geo A AahjF W AvcrfcldtjG W Anderson,Mathias Amorous. M Block, Felix IJouywon, Gilbert Butler, Thos Bourkc. Eugeno M Ueo, J P Bolfoutllct, L E Byclt, A Ilorchert, Win Bassenge it Patrick Bulkoy, P H Bohn, Henry Bctte- raon, Thos W E Bealle, Win J Bulloch. lor. Solomon Cohen, Hugh Cullon, W H Cooper, Edwnrt Cubbage. David Cohen, John Cleary, Jos V Connerat, Allen Cullen. Ghaa Cooper, Jaa Cleary, Barnard Constan tine, Thos W Cooper, John Clancy, John Caralens^ F W C H Campfiold, Francis T Cole. Blo’d W Delaney, Martini* i, Wm C iael Dally, Rlo'd Sonoran, Sami P Dibble, T „Juv Albert L D'Lorze, Patrick Downoy, Isaac D’Lyon, Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wm M Davidson, MoTty Dorgau, Wm H Davis, Wm Dixon, Jss Dunn, Chealey Dugger, Jas 11 Demand, Jos Dawson. Henry Ellis, Daniel Egan,'Richard Eimls, Abraham P. Joseph Fell, John Foley, Thos Ford, Jos 8 Fay, Wm Jlgwtt.-Robcrt Ferrell, Jno G PaUjgant, Jm Far rell. John Fofleard, Andrew Patty, John Fitzgerald, An drew Halley, II B Fell, Michael Finney, Wm FFoay, E S Fulton, Go Frierson, Aurtln French. ’ John Gerdt*, Francis GrlmbnU, J F Gullmartln, Berd Geonovoly, Joshua Griffith, O L Gilbert, Jos George, sr, O W G arm any, J B Gallic, Jos T Gannon, Jos Geiger! Michael Glasgow, Geo AGordon, Wm A Gibbons, Pat. . _ , Jlasgow, Geo. rick Garron, Jaa Grady, Geo Glen, J F Grovensteln, John ” —" GriT Gammdi, Jos Gallagher, Domingo Galleo, John Griffin. N L Harris, P D Heilzheim, John Uanpt, Sr, C 8 Hen ry, Christopher Hussey, J D Hitches, C 8 Ilkrris, Martin Houlihan,Dennis Healy. DennlsHolland, L 8 Hart, Mi chael Horan, John Hughes, David Harmon, M C Heold. WmLHaupVWmN Habersham, Jos Hunter, BNIIsr- E Hernandez, 8 P Hamilton, Henry Haupt, Ed. d Hefferen, Patrick UaU^Wm fiaulan. j(— r*K§U. ■ B round Hefferen, Patrick UaU, Wra Ilaulon, Jonathan Hill- L P Harris, Wm P Hunter, G W Hardcaslle, Wm Hunt, iDHendry, D.F Halsey,Patrick Hanly, John Higgins, Wm jr. . George Jones, Jas O Jones, Jos M Jones, BG James, Alexander Johnson, Jaa T Jones, JD Jesse. . Prod Kretc, Harmon Kuhli Kolb, Dedrica Kattenhorn, P .... Knapp, Jaa King, John Kennedy, Hannon Kuhlman, Wm II Kelly, Phillip : Kattenhorn, P B! Kollock, Ezra Kent, N fi log, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse. O A L Lamar, Thoa E Lloyd, BeqJ’n W Lloyd, Hugh ik.Lee, Larken, Patrick Lenahon, kVldM J U Mehrtens, Robt McIntyre, IIO Mebrtens, Jno D Rial- ktt, Jos Mordecal, Michael McGrnlL Tho! Mnrtaugb, loaoder.Moore, Mathias II Myer, Peter Mcaullllcuddy, SllyeiRr Manning, M Marsh, Jacob Miller, Jno Murchl- Mn, Jno Montmoflln, Thos Maher, Thos McAulin; Jaa NcPedy, B W Miscall/, H W Mercer, C A MogUl/Wm Meredith, E T.McGrali, Tho* McCollum, H Morc^ Wm J Moore. J” * »«-- z [ Moore, J D Mallard, O D Murphy, Jeremiah Mack, N C v\ Wm Nungozer, JasNungo- ' DDNlcnols. nr, GNorwood, Jno'W Koavlit, _ John W Owens, Geo W Owens, Daniel O’Connor, Tim O’Brien, Owen O’Rourke,John FO’flyrnc, Davld’o’con- nor, Owen O’RIelly, Humphrey O'Leary, 0 S Owens. Jos v Prentice, Jno F Posey, F Phllbrlck, Jas M PrenUce, S M Pond. Quanlock, Jas. n. .. Harmon Bllber, RH Spencer, Morde- Anarew SteofYater, JohnSarago, JSSolo- 'k Scherff, A A Sraota, W R Symons, Thos , A y 0 8htW| J(l . 8am'l Solomons, ® a UlranjQeoSnalthofi^ JnoO Poxton, A cobShafibr, MShefitaU, tr n O J Spencer.St iv^^nn.John Spellman. D ir BtewnrWohn Sullivan, 8 <nlth, John Stoddard, Ephraim Scud- der, Sami S Sibley, Anthony Sogur, Jaa 8hea, Pat’k tk;:i. , AD" 8 B B k a. j H a ‘ ro “- um,> jm .Wm H Tarver. John V1 H Tyson, John Thompson, Tarver, Goo W Tilcolmb, Wm ‘ Pflrlck Tydlnga, Barnard G Christian Uebolo. M Wkldburgh, Wm Thorno Williams! Wm Wllsom \V Hiram Waller. John Williamson. Jos Wh?tc, J «»b Walter, Gregory White, Michael Weldon. ’ Peter Zorodoakl, Edward G* Zolrouer. It ^ of **» dl/oTsavannS g are tho ^qualifications of voters entitled. Clerk Council, f T M [ p 'UndersIgnedwSl? Sp^tfoily call tho attention sSawmgMJttgBge Hjjjund a choice assortment of Jaa 86 MMtif’ je Ancient Languages; . An Academical Course, Including whatever Is ry to prepare for admission Into College. ADMISSION. Winter Vacation—from December 15th to February ltC Second Term—from first-day-of February to Corn- JO *OOIi ’AIL pan, Lights of all kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Fire-Board Prints and Borders. oy Tho aboro articles will bo sold on reasonsble terms. House, Slgn nnd Ship Painting Done In a worktnan-Uko manner, and at reasonable prices. Jan 80 AClDtlLiAXEB FUUlT-DItOl'H, TTHiAVORED with Banana, Pino Apple, Strawberry, I Raspberry, Greon Gage, Orange, Jargonel Pear, Vor- mdout Pear, Ac, There Drops havo the pure, rich flavor nf the fruit In the highest uato or perfection, and are entirely free from all noxious Ingredients. Just re ceived, per steamer, and for sole by W. W. LINCOLN, mar 18 Mouument-sqnaro. VALE ROYAL STEAM SAW AND PEANING MIJLL. rpUE Attention of Consumers of Lumber is respoctfully JL solicited to the following doscribod qualities and kinds of Lumber uow on hand and for sale by the sub scribers, viz: First and second quality Planed, Tongued and Grooved Boards,«, 1, IK, ljf, IK, and IK Inch f 14 Inches wide. i thick, from 0 to Planed juid^ Edgod Wealher Boards, K, ^ ond l Inch tnlck. 0 to 14 Inches wide; eooond quality Weather Boorac, K, K mid 1 inch thick, 6 lo 14 inches wide— which is sold at a low price, aud Is very desirable for roofing where either tin or shlnglca are used. Shelving, planed and Jointed, K to IK Inch thick. 1 to IK inch merchantable wide Boards. 1 to IK Inch second quality do. do. Ship Plank and assorted Scantling. A portion of the above deecrlbod Lumber la well-sea- II portion of the above described ted, and aultablo for immediate Bill Lumber furnished to order at short notice. Lumber, when purchased In lots of not less than 5,000 feet, will be delivered upon any wharf In thu city. For engagement, apply at the Mill, oral the office of the subscribers, 04 Bay-street. Jan 80 W. B. GILES A CO. BLAKE’S PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT, FROM OHIO* 'THUS Valuable Mineral Substance Is sold In fine pow- JL der, then mixed with Linseod Oil to the consistency or thick paint, and applied with a brush, and after an ex posure of a few months to the atmosphere, this coating becomes a perfect slate or coat of moll, protecting what ever is covered from the action of the weather and from fire. There is nothing equal to It for steamboat and car decks, for all kinds or iron, ns It forms a coating nearly os hard as the iron Itself, and novor cleaves off. In some places, a spurious ortlclo has been sold ns the genuine, therefore purchasers should be carofol to buy oi authorized Agents. Every Barrel Is marked BIKE'S FIRE-PROOF PAINT. The abore Paint la for salo in Savannah by sep 18 O. A. L. LAMAR. Direct Importation of OTABD, DUPUY & CO.'S BKAHDY. OA HALF PIPES or Otard, Dupuy A Co.’a BRANDY, *i\J vintage '40—In Custom House Store: for sale by apr7 W. M. DAVIDSOI As many of the dealers In Brandy labour under the Impression that the geuulne article can only be obtainod by “Direct Importation.” to meet their wishes, I made mwnls last fail with the house of Otard, Dupuy A arrangements last fail wlih the house or Otard, Dupuy A Co- or Cognac, for a regular supply of Utolr Brandy, and have Just received tho first shipment of 20 hair pipes of tho vintage of ’40, which was shipped direct by thorn, and through no other house at Bordeaux, (na Is often done for particular purposes^ By this arrangement 1 will he enabled to sell at New-York prices, adding the difference of exchange and other chargos. This Brandy Is now In the United States Bonded Yvnrehouse, where I offlir It for sale, subject lo debenture. If sustained by my frionds In the enterprise, I will continue to Import for them the article direct. I annex a copyoftbe certifi cate of “Otard, Dupuy A Co.,” which accompanies the bill or lading and invoice—the original maybe seen at my store. W. M. DAVIDSON W.M. D.I-S20 »KP^’40. OTARD, DUPUY A CO, Cognac. [L.S.] apr7 . Wo, tho underslgnod. O- tasd, Durov A Co- Mer chants at Cognac, do hereby ceitiry that twenty halfpipes Brandy, marked and num bered its In the margin with our fire brand on the head, aud initials (O. D.) at the bung, have been prepared at our house for tho Ameri can markot, and forwarded to Bordeaux, to be shipped onboard tho “Shelter,” Cap tain J. B. Hall, for Willum M. Davidson. In testlinouy thereof, we have signed the present and affixed our seal hereto. . Done at Cognac, Decem ber 8,1851. OTARD, DUPUY A CO. NEW SPRING A HUMMER DRY GOODS rpiIE Subscribers are now receiving per steamers Florida A and Alabama, tholr supply of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, to which they Invite tho publlo generally lo call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. DaWnT A MORGAN, Rlbcro’s Building, Congrosa-at. SPRING GOODS, TYPE Call the attention of our friends, and the public VV In geuornl, lo our largo receipts of SPRING GOODS by tho steamer Alabama and other recent ar rivals, consisting of Muslins, Bareges, Lawns, Cambrics, Barege de Luinos, Poplins, Ginghams and Coilcocs; also embroidered Cuffls Collars, Capes, Chemisettes, Linen Cambric and other Handkerchiefs; Irish Linen; black, col ored. plaid and striped Bilks, or every description, Ac.—all of which will bo sold on the most reasonable terms, by marlS K1N8TE1N A ECKMAN, 151 Congreant. GEORGIA BURR MILL STONES. rpiIE Underslgnod has on hand an assortment of Burr JL Stone, from 18 inches to 4K foot diameter, a portion or which is already dressed for running, and of superior quality. All tho necessary Irons furnished with the Stone when wantod. Having a competent individual to dross and fit Mill Stones, tho ortlclo con be delivered at all times to suit orders, and on liberal terms. C. It. CAMPFTELD. Jnn80 ORDINARY’S RUANK8. A LL tho different forms of Blanks, according to the late law. for the Court of Ordln*7, printed and for sale by (mar 86] JOHN M. COOPER A CO. NEW GOODS—Per Steamer Florida. T IE Subscribers havo received an assortment of rich FANOV and STAPLE DRY GOODB, per steamer, to which they Invite the attention of purchaser*, opr 14 NEVITT, LATHROP A BTEBBIN8. W OODEN WARE.—Bras* Band Buckets, Iron do., _Tubs, Pigging, ftleniure*,VVnshBoarda| CocoaDIp- VV Tubs, Plggtns, Measures, pew, Trays, Knife Boxes, Hair and Wire Sieves, Flour PaitaTowcl Rollers, Cages. Butter Prints, Bleak Poi . - jund- ing Pins, Bung HAMILTON A HARDEMAN, Factor, and CIommlMlon Merchant.. JVV, 83 BnvStrut. cnAs.r. Hamilton. r thomas hakdkman. . ...vna. ..ai "HAitbWick A"£obkE, Factors and Commission Merchants) AV. 103 Ban-Strut. K. f. HARDWICK. JOHN O. COOK*. SWIFT, DENBIXlW fc CO, • ■ FoUvrsv atesii ?, r ? v y. , n?ss«*. „ . coaNK* bay AKP wnn-AKaa-sTKaaTs. . 'Eo’ijVrNE, at taylor’s auiLWHo—markkt WHAtr, Keeps constantly on hand a supply of CrpcIccrf-AVarc, Groceries, Ac. Ac* Jsn 1, ’51 ly ~~ L. ROBIDER,. fraoM parIs] Fashionable Boot and Shoe-Maker. Importer of French Leather. WHtTAKta-STaHT—OffOS1TK SMBT*' BUILDINO. J. L. OLIVER, • ' ; • Fashionable Boot Manufaott MbmbimMmusmnm bias monumbi Ing Baskin*, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Alppers: A<l, mado to order In the neatest and most fashionable as3w« ib ’ h “ , “^ WMI? E WRIGHT, General' A^enta^nid Xlrcker.. RtalEstatCfNtgreUySranp description PertenalPrepcrtp. orncB, corneb sull-st. and bat-lamb, feb83 Savannah, Georgia. J. HABBROUCK A CO n _ . IMPORT*RS ABO WIOUUU DIALER! IB Earthen-Ware, French Chinn, Looking Glasses. Brought— PHUJP. Draper an 4M Tall or, AND DEALER IN READY MADE CLOTHING, PINnaLD’l RANOB—NO. 08 BRVAN-STRBBT. alio ROBERT D. 1 Marble and Stone ST. jambs-sq'r, sooth side T_ . Grave Stones, or Italian and 1 Mantle Pieces, and Berlin Grah Inn. Ornamental Iron I* order. ADlffl nestle Marble: IL , Freestone, for build- , Ac^ Ac^ furnished to MasterBttlider, PIRST DOOR WEST OP STf ANDREW'S nALt, WiU take contracts for BuUdljg and Work In Mi of every description. F . tv R. A J. LACraJBON7 'Engineers and _ IRON d- BRASS i • a LAonusoM. livrlfhts. fNDKRS, ’ aonal IakIc. J. LACMUSON. EASTERN WHARI •XpSHcC lonufaetnrer « Importer A Manufacturer of Began, NO. 13 wnrrARBR-eTRRRT, Keeps on hand a well selected stock or Imported Be. ^natoo*' - ^ — gars; aSo Manufactured Tobacco, Hiuff, Pipes, and all other articles usually kept In his Hne of business, which he oflfara on the most reasonable terms. nov3 T. PORTER’S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING E BITJM. Sj>rlnu n«a aumwee jpangtona T HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method or Informing hit friends and the citizens of Savannah, that he la now opening THE MOOT SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING ever offered In this dtr. The price*, In plain figures, ore marked upon ea dt article, and no deviation, and at the remarkable low prices that the goods are marked, the subscriber feels confident will be appreciated by a generous public. In part are the following Goods 1 have now Instore, to wit: • 4- GENTS'CLOTH COATS. PANTALOONS. Striped Cotton and Linen, Plain do do do Gents. Black Cloth Dress and Frock Costa, Olive do do do jdo Brown do do do • do Blue do do do do Black Cloth Socks and Polks Socks, Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Olivo do do do do do Shad Dress do Black Doe Skin Polka Socks, Fancy Colored do do Drab Cassimere Backs and Polks Socks, Block Tweed do do do Green do do do do Brown do do do do Bilk and*Wool do do do COATS. Camblet, Checked Ginghams, Linen Lustre, Plain and Faucy Alpaect, Paris Lustre, Black Morin, Black and Fancy Tweed, Do do CashmeretU, Brown and Yellow Linen, ~ Black Drop d’Ete, Grass Linen. FURNISHING GOODS. Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts. Silk, Lamb’s Wool, and Merino Shirts and Drawer*, Linen, Jeans, and Canton Flannel do Silk, Merino, and Cotton Half Hose, Silk, Thread, and Nnri Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, two and three ply. Nankeen, Drop d’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpaeco, Black Doe Skin Pants, Plain Block Gnsalmere Pont*, Fancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Black and Colored Satinet Panto, VESTS. Black Satin Slngto and Double Breasted Veata, Fancy Satin ana8llk do do - Embossed Fancy Silk do do Black and Fancy Barathea do do do do Embrol’d Cafirimere do White and Fancy 8at!n and Party do Plain Black Silk Velvet, single and double breasted, Fancy Cut do do do Fancy Cashmere do do GLOVE8. Black, White, and Colored Kid Gloves, Block and Castor Riding do doth, Cashmere and Lined Berlin do Block, White ondFancy 811k do CRAVATS. Superflno Black Silk and Fancy Cravata, do Fancy do, great Tariety, White SUk and Satin Party Cravats, Block and Fancy Silk and Satin 8cartk, do do Opera Ties. Linen Cambric, China Cord and Pongee Pocket Hand- kerchleb. Hals and Caps, of tbo latest styles. Ladles’ Riding Hat*. Trunks, Patent and 8ole Leather. Valysca, Carpet Bags, Cones, Umbrellas, A<%, Ac. CHILDREN’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. coats, and Under Garment*, Jenny Lind Socks, Polks do- Over Sacks, Vesta, Braided Suita. Plain, 811k Velvet, Vest Suita, and Boys’ Caps, a targe assortment. The Ladles will find It to their Interest to call and examine my stock, as they are made up In the latest style and the host manner and at tho lowcat prices. No abatement from thepriceafirst ty Don’t forget the new store on first floor of SL Andrew’a Hall, corner of Broughton and Jefferson-tta. apr28 NEW ROOKS. RECEIVED I1Y JOHN M. COOPER A CO. Thursday, April 15(4. T he Worksop daniel weboter,8vo1*-8vo. Recollections of a Journey through Tartary, Thibet, and Chius, during the yean 1844, 1S15 and 1646; by M. Hue, Missionary Priest or tho Congregation of 8L Laza rus—belug the 4th and 5th vola. or Appleton’s Popular Library. Household Words, No. 100, — another surrhT or— Moinolrs of Margaret-Fullor Ossotl. Fanny Dale, or a Year after Marriage; by T.8. Arthur. rpHE OLD BELL OF INDEPENDENCE, or Philladeb JL phla In 1776; by Henry C. Watson, author of “The Camp Fires of the Itevdlution.” I‘" ~.. r I Illustrated. Domestic Medicine, Surgery, and Materia Medico: with directions for the diet, &c n Ac.; by Francis G. 8mlth. Tbo American Rocolpt Book, or Completed Book of referenco—containing receipts for cookery, pastry, per- fomery, Ac.; by A.R Wright. *»*—/>*' Philadelphia as it Is in 1653; being a correct guide to all tho public buildings, places of amusement, Ac.; with Illustrations; by R. A. Smith. A Rhyming, Spelling, and Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: by J. Walker. The Yankee Tea Party, or Boston in 1773;byH.O. Watson. Received by JOHN M;< mar 31 JOHN M.CO OPERA CO. rpHE CYCLOPEDIA OF'ANECDOTES, of Literature X and the Fine Art*; by Kazlltt Arrine, A. Bl.—with Illustrations. Footsteps of Our Lord end his Apostles In Syria. Greece and Italy: a succession of visits to the scenes of New Testament narrative: byW. H. Bartlett, author of “Walks about Jerusalem,” Ac. A Pilgrimage to Egypt: embracing a Diary of Explore- Uonion the Nile: byJ.V. C. Smith. God In Christ: threo Discourses delivered at New Haven, Cambridge and Andover; by Horace Bushnell— third edition. A Commentary on tho Book of Proverbs; by Bloses Stuart. Examination* or Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Ac- as to their Purity and Adulterations: by G. II. Peirce, 51. D. Received by JOHN 51. COOPER A CO. qpr 86 NEW BOOKS. H ARPERS’ Magazine for Slav. Quecchy: by Elizabeth Wetherell—author of the Wide, Wide, World. A Lexicon of Freemasonry, containing a definition of all iu communicable terms, notices of Its blstonr, tlon, and Antiquities: by Albert G. Blackey, 51. D. Blutual Benefit, Building, and Loun Associations, tbelr history, principles, and plan of operations, together with tbo benefits attending them. A Commentary ou the original Text of the Acta of the Apostles: by H. B. Racket:. Claret A Olives, from the Caronne to tho Rhone; by Augus B. Reach—being No. 7, Putnam’s Library. Gallic* and Gravities; by Iloraco Smith—being No. 5, Appleton’s Pop. Library. Woodrevo Blanor.oralx months In Town—a tale to anil the merits and the foUle* of the times; by Anna Han son Dorsey. Hearts Unvcllod, or I knew you would like him; by Sarah Emery Baymoro. Falkland—a novel; by 8!r E. L. Bulwer. Remorse, and other tales by G. P. R. June*. Leaves from t l ‘ ” “ " ' - i the Note Book of a Naturalist; W.J. Brodcrin, Esq^F. R. S. _ Wau-Nnn-Gco, or the fifossacre of Chicago; by 51*]. Richard sou. Also new supplies of Tho Two Brides, Florence or tbo Fatal Vow, Amy Lawrence, Reus, Ac. • Received by J. B. CUBBEDGE. npr 28 South aide Blarket-squar Blarket-square. era, Qothea Pins, Potato Mashers, Floggere, Ac.; for sale by „ . ... COLLINS A BltLKLEY, dec 10 100 Brynn-street. INliN SHEETINGS, TABLE DIAPERS,Ac.- 8-4 to 13-4 heavy Linen Sheetings 6-4 to 10-4 Damask Tablo Linens 4-4 and 9-8 Pillow Case Linens Huckaback, Scotch and Russia Diapers Bird’s Eye and Sllecla Diapers Super Irish Linens, In whole and half piece*. ■Pf 13 NEVITT, LATHROP A BTEBB1NB, : RBFINKD'bUGARS, Ao.—Land- ingt 25 bbls. Hiram Smith’s Flour, g do Pure • Pure Gonesace do; Stuart’s Crashed Sugar; do Powdered an; 80 boxes do Loiif 50dozen Painted*' " 50 do Brooms, . «pr8Q SWIFT, Dl A CO. AMI *6 bbls. Bcans;25 _. « from brigs American^^Jpeephu^for sole TVf UTUAL BENEFIT Building and Loon Associations: IU their History, Principles, and plan or operation; togother with a statement or the benefits attending them. A Lexicon of Free-Mavtnry: containing a definition of all Its communicable terms, notices of Its history, tradi tions and antiquities:.by Albert O. Mackay, 51. D. Hungary In 1651, with an oxpericnco of the Austrian Police: by Charles L. Brace. Tho Household of Sir Thomas Moore. Llbellua a Mar garets' More. America as 1 Found It: by the Mother of Mary Lundle Duncan. Christ Our Exnmplor: by Caroline Fry—to which Is prefixed an autobiography or the author. Tho English Family Robinson—Tho Desert Home, or the Adventure* of a Lost Family In tho Wilderness: by Capt. Blague Held—111uatrated. Tho Revelation of SU John, expounded for those who March theScIptures; by E. W. liengsteubcry. —moor or— Bancroft’s History of tho United Stales, vol. 4. PATENT MET ALIO DAPENKR-Superaedlngtheuso of tbo brush, wet-clolh, and blotting paper, saving all the time and trouble Incident to their use. With It a perfect copy may always bo secured. Can bo used with any pr pATENT MOVABLE BINDER.—A most valuable In vention, and ono that should bo found In every counting room, for keeping In a book-like form, Letters, Original Invoices, Music, Newspapers, or any papers where easy and ready reference Is desirable. Parchment Paper LETTER C0PYING-n00K8, with pages printed—got up In a superior manner, and made from the very best of stock, with spring-backs, and sewed 0n P ap?5» enl * JOHN M. COOPER A CO. wui/umuu ui ,uiu, «i. wufijiv m. w. Thureday, April 8th. T HE KNICKERBOCKER, for April. Bleak House: by Charles Dickens—Illustrated. Falkenburg: A Tale or the Rhine; by tbo author of “Jllldrcd Vernon,” “Germania,” Ac. The Way to do Good} by Jacob Abbott. The Two Brides: ABloryorRealLlfo; by T. 8. Arthur. Uncle Tom’s Cabin, or Llfo among the Lowly; by Har riet Beecher Stowe. Tho International Btagazlne, for April, a...--.-. Revolution, Z Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, No. 31, Isa: A Pilgrimage; by Caroline Ch bom boro’. Lecture* and Miscellanies} by Henry James. . Madeline: A Tale of Auvergue, founded on Tactt by Jnlla Kavanagh, author of “Nathalie.” Homo Narratt vea, or Btorios from “Household Worda;” by Charles Dickens—Putnam’s8em!-Monthly Library. Supplement to the “World’s Progress”: A Dictionary or Dates and Statistics. 1850,1851; by G. P. Putnam. The Indian Tribes of Guiana; by Rev. W. H.Brett. Moaa or— The Yellowplush Papers: by W. M.Thackeray. Essays from tho London Times, and Lire of Mary Pow ell. apt 8 NEW BOOKS. Yf ETIIODIST HYMNS—For the Methodist Episcopal jLtX Church South, In the greatest variety. Hungary: Its Tales and Traditions; by Theresa Pulsiky. The Golden Legend; by Longfclf— Bancroft's History of tho United illow. J fllatos rol f. The Yellow Plush Papers; by Thackeray. Baydcll's Illustrations of Shnkapeate—Nos. 39 and 40. Maclisc’s Surgical Anatomy—68 colored plates, 4to. Gurney Smith’s Domestic Medico, Surgery and Ma teria Medics. The Old Bell of Independence. The Yankee Tea Party In Boston In *73. Judge Hallburtou’a Yankee 8lories, plates. Philadelphia in 1833, with map* ana plates. Lady Bulwer’s School for Husbands. npr 1 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. NEW BOOKS. H UNGARY IN IBM, with an experience of the Aus trian Police: by CharlesLoring Brace. .JL man Police: by CharicaLoring Brace. The HouMhotd or Sir Thomas Moore (a little Book): by BInrgnret Biore. Received by qpr 30 J. D. CUBBEDGE. NEW BOOKS. T HE LORGNETTE, or Studies of tbe Town. By an Oner* Goer. Bfaaellne: a Tale of Auvergne, founded on tacts. By Julia Kavanagh. Two Bridos: a story of real llfo. By T 8 Arthur. A supplement to the World’s Progreso: a Dictionary of dates and statistics. Edited by Geo P Putnam, 1850 and 1851. Venetla Trelawney, or tho Mysteries of tbe Court of London, by 0.51. Reynolds. Homo Narrative—being No 6 Putnam’s Library. International Magazine for April. Roc’d by * " "UBI npr 8 J B CUBBEDGE. (y AIET1ES AND GRAVITIES: by tbe author of R> VJ Jected Addresses. Bronchitis and Kindred Diseases: by W. W. Hsll,MJ>. The Cavaliers of England: by Herbert. Tho Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers. •• • M1U ‘ ' ----- Hugh Bllller’s Legends of Scotland, Horse Shoo Robinson—with plates. BUller's Principles of8urgery; by Sargent—340 en graving*. Baucheron Horsemanship and Training Horses. Year Book of Facts, for 1853. Ida Pfeiffer’s Journey to locland—Hood’s Own. Hue’s Travels In Tortary and Thibet: Essays from the Times. Linda: by Mrs. Leo Henlz, and Rena, Mob Cap and Marcus Wariand, by the aame author. London Art Journal, for April. Godcy’a Lady’s Book aud Sartaln’s, for Bfay, Ac. Ac. — 5 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. may 5 C L ARETand OLIVES, from tho Garonne to the Rhine; by A. B. Bench—being No. 7 Putnam’s Library.— Complete seta ordo. Iri7 voli., doth. Brace’s Hungary In 1851, with an experience of the Austrian Police, with * map and plates. MutuafBenefit^BuUdlngaudLoan Associations: tbelr History, Principles and Plan of Operations. Qucecby; by Ells. Wetherell, author of “The Wide, Wide World.” . The Household ofSlrThoraos Moore. Romanism at Home—addressed to Chler Justice Toney. Barnes* Notes on Revelations. Advanced-Guard and Out-Post Service of Troops; by Mahon. No. 3 Bleak House by Dickens. Harpers’ Magazine for Blay. 10th Georgia Supremo Court Reports. qpr 30 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. 1). S. Clothing Emporium, WHOLESALE WAREHOOMS X Establishment. reoenUjr ojjened by tho Bubjeribert, offers Inducement* to SOUTHERN and WESTERN buy. era In regard to low prices and Immense variety of stock, rarely to be met wltn. The Increase of tale* from a very llbemlpatronage, has been such aa to warrant their of- ' * clothing at firing"(JtothTngal aanioailew pricu, and earning out iho system of “Largs Salts and Small ~ ,_ m Profile.”' vjr Orders from any port of tho United 8tato* prompt ly cxocuted and with espocld care. REED, BROTHERS A CO. P. 8.—FodlUlo* will be offered buyer* to purchase on the regular credit. Usual discount allowed lo cash buy- - ^ ly dec 15 IANO FORTES.—F.Zogbaiim A Co. have on hand a fine assortment of Plano Fortes, by those celebra ted makers. A. Stoddard A Oo. and J. B. Dunham, com. NEW BOOKS. _ RECEIVED BY JOHN BL COOPER A CO. Wednesday. May 5(A, T HE KNICKERBOCKER, for Blay. London Art Journal, for April. Journey to Iceland, and Travel* In Swoden and Nor way, translated by Charlotte Fcnnlmoro Cooper from tbe German or Ida Pfolffer—Putuam’s semi-monthly Library. Thorpe: a Qulot English Town and Human Life There- in; by William BlountforL Venetla Trelawney, yol.2; being tbe conclusion of The Blysterica of tho Court of London; by G. W.M. Rey nolds. 1851, or The Adventures of BIr. and BIrs. 8andboys on thdr first visit to the Great Exhibition; by Henry Blaybew and George Crulkshank. • , Hand-lfook of Wines, Practical, Theoretical aud Ills, torical, with a description of Foreign Wlnesand Liquors; by Thomas BleMullen. • „ Horso-Shoe Robinson: a Tale of tho Tory AsMndaney; by John P. Kennedy, author or “Swallow Bara." Tho Cavalier* or England, or tll0 „T. , 1 M M °/. R ® T0 * Iutlona of 1043 and 1(&; by Henry Wllllnm Herbert. Tbe Standard Speaker: containing Exercise* In Prooe and Poetry for Declamation in School* and College*; by Epos Sargent. Tho Book or Ballads; by Bon Gaultier. Illustrated. Blen and Women or Uio Eighteenth Century; by Arsene Houaaoye. Blapof Florida—new edition. A CIDULATED FRUIT DROPS-Prepared by Rush- r, Vanilla &(%, Ac. These Drops have the pure ivor of tho Fruit In the highest Mate of perfection, re entirely free from all deleterious Inaredlenta, and are totally different from an inferior article which has been recently Introduced and against which tho publlo havo been cautioned. Just received per ateamor Alaba ma, and for solo by W. W. LINCOLN, ° Monument-aqua re. sprll 8 ENTLEHEirs atKl Bo,.’ UgM SPRING OASSI- Vx MERES, plaid, Uripid, wWlo and apteral Unon Drills black and col'd .Ilk CtavalJ plaid mad MHped Mualla Cravalo, plaid aad Wiped Bilk and Llnnn ftuirau far Mimmcr, elite and Mlln blocks and TIM, Idnan Collar*. Kid, Bilk And Lilia (Hovel, black Fkeach QoUawd Coaslmere for spring and summer, Merino, SUk, Lisle and (teuon Undervwl., bp.pcndcrt and IlalMloao of every description, Silk and Linen J or tale by V fapr 10] ’ A1KIN A BURNS. Jk rv micih, wan. single and In setts, ed and f '* K “ Jan 6 "□TORSE-SHOE ROBINSON: • Tale of the Tory A»- JLl eendancy; by John P. Kennedy. The HowadJe In Syrio; by George W. Curtis, author of Nile* Notes. '1 . , Venetla Trelawney, or Tbe Mysterlea of U»e Court of London, belug the final conclusion of The Mysteries of the Court of London: Rose Foster and Caroline or Bruns wick; by G. W. M. Reynolds. . _ . Journey to Iceland, and Travels Sweden and Nor way, translated by Charlotte Fenlmore Cooper—being vol. 8 Pulliam’s semi-monthly Library. . ., _ Llfo or William Ponn,wlth rejections from hi* Cor respondence and Autobiography; by Samuel BL Jauney. A' ftuthcr ‘ouppiy 0 o? Ufo of Lord Jeffrey; by Lord Cockburn. Rebel red by* , ^ may fl J. p. CUBBEDGE. and for aide by fob 11 MOORE A HENDRICKSON. ROWN’S ESSENCE OF G1NGER.—A largTatippiy Just received and for sole by W.W.LWOOLN. II Monument Square. TBLAK1FS PATENT FIRE-PROOP PAINT at 4 cents a A. L, LAMAR, Agent for Patentee. rriABLB CUTLERY^-Flne Ivory Tea and Table X Knivc «, with and without Forks; Cocoa and Horn and pocketCutlery; for sale by Jon 18 COLLINS A. BULKLEY. M WArfER£=X f i^KA WAlTEiifl,—A large and elegant iuwoilmcnt ol X Wallen, comprising Gothic, Oblong, and Round, |- 1 *- Inlaid with Pearl and main: lualoDen* .Inlaid with Pbarl and plain: luatopen- for sale by COLLINS A BULKLEY, I 100 Bryan-strect. S UPERIOR OLD PALE BRANDY.—5 qr. corks supe rior old Cognae Brandy. Also, In store. 30packages Otard, Dupuy A Co’s- Godard, Sazeroe and other Bran- dire, 5 jfipre superior II. G|n, for sale ‘ J.V. CONNERAT A CO. calTBd aad for uteby „ ^ may 0 , B RASS CUHTAIN PINS, Rings, Hooka, ami Candle- •ticks, for sale by fTw. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-street. IG HAM8, Smoked Beer, do Tongues, Ac^ Just re- cclved and for sale by mar II G. M. WILLETT A CO. Y^lHAMPAG^E.—Just received: 10 baskets Bouxy VJ Champagne, of very superior quality. Also, in store a large lot of various other brands, for sale by J. ROUSSEAU, mar 15 Comer Bay and BuUatreets. yyHITE and BLACK LEAD.—3 tons English White .. and Black Lead, In 35,50 and 100 lb. keys; Just re ceived and for aalo low by ~Z A -TVOMKSTIO LIQUORS.— U 800 bbls N. O. Rectified HONE A CONNERY, Harris’ wbart Whiskey 90 do Domestic Brandy. Just received, and for sale bj* vife D UCIL—lOO bolu of Cotton and Hemp Dude, various Number*—In store, and for sale by fob 11 HONE A CONNERY. L UBDFS EXTRACTS.—An extensive assortment of Lubln’s Perfumery; for sale by Jan 10 MOORE A HENDRICKSON. M OLASSES GATES, FAUCETS, BUTTER AND Cheese Tryen, Ac^ for sale by FRED. W. CORNWELL, Xif ATT1NO: 4-t, 5-4,and 6-4 Checked and lvl. ting, Just received and for solo by mar 9 DaWnT AI .L, 103 Bryan-atreet. White Blot- A MORGAN. N EW BIU8ia—Just received a huge collection or new American and Foreign publications, F. ZOGBAUM A CO„ . fob 14 •Market-square. P ORCELAIN, Mineral and Mahogany Drawer Knobs! for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, mar 6 103 Bryan-atreet. rpoBACCO.—35 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, Grant A X Williams’ tfs; for sole low by fob 34 W. M. DAVIDSON. W INDOW SHADES.—Just opened: a large and ele gant aoaortmeut, comprising every variety or scenory; also fixtures for some, with all colon of cords and tassels; for sale by JOHN 8. ROGERS, Jan 84 No. 3 Shad’s Building. B URNING FLUID.—Manufactured from fresh mate rials; a large aupply kept constantly on hand, and tie by MOORE A HENDRICKSON. B RASS ANDIRONS, Shovel and Tongs, Brass and Wire Fenders, Bronze and Iron Fire Dogs, for solo at Jnn3 J. HABBROUCK A CO.’S, Broughton-et. C OD LIVER OIIm—Warranted fresh and gunuine,Jui received from Rushton Clark A C04 also. Cod Live OU CajMUler, for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-square. B LACK BAREGE,Tluue and 8ewlug SUk, Bomba zines, Mourning Jaconets, Mourning Ginghams, *~ For sale by [aprS] DEWITT A MORGAN. TJ AIR BROOMS, Dusting, Hearth, White Wash, Hand, XX Scrubbing, Crumb, Hair, Tooth, and Nall Brushes— for aalo by. F. W. CORNWELL. opr 5 102 Bryan street. TJARA80LS.—Plain, watered and figured Parasols, in L every variety of style, with and without fringe, lined and unllned, for aole by LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. HAM^AGNE WlNEr-33 baskets Champagne, Dou ble Grape, Just received, and In alort^fonude rpoBACCO AND 8EUARS.—100 boxes Manufactured X Tobacco, assorted sizes and quaBty,50 M. Began; a store and for sale by qpr 8 SWIFT. DEN8LOW A CO. TRON PUBIP8, Lead Pipe, Ac.; for sale by 1 opr 1 F. W, COnNWELL, 103 Bryan-st- /-IHAMPAGNE.—85 baskets Holdslck Wine; landing 1 •* * L “ ' V *'INBRY, lj and for sale by HONE A CONN! mar 30 . Harris’ wharf. USTAllD.—A fresh aupply of English Mustard, in Mi quarter, half and one pound bottles and cans; also Hudson’s superior American Mustard, In-two, five and ten pound cans; for sole by Jan 16 MOORE A HENDRICKSON. I JMBK’S METALLIC BURIALCABES-Thl* valuable : article Is for tale by I. W. MORRELL A OO, Jon 17 Sole agent In thla city for the Inventor. M ONONGAHELA WHISKEY.—Lauding per Brig Thomas Walter: 10 barrels Extra Choice old Mo- nongahela Whiskey; also In store, 50 barrels various qualltlM or Bfonongshela Whiskey; for sale by roar 10 J. V. CONNERAT A CO. L ORILLARD’S SNUFF and TOBACCO.—Maccoboy, In Jars, keg* aad bottles; Scotch, In Jars, bladders and bottles; Rappee, In Jars, onQ Smoking-Tobacco, In quar ter site paper*; also. Biro. BUUera fine cut Cuewing To bacco; also, Koome’a Maccaboy and Scotch Snuffy In Jan and bottles. For aale by Jan 16 MOORE A HENDRICKSON. fob 8 \ Just received, a— W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-square. D omestic liquorb.-ioo bbis. e. p. cin, so do. p. and II. do,50 do. N. E. Rum,50 do.N. O. Whiskey; landing and for sole by npr 2 BW1FT, DEN8LOW A OO. T?LOUR.—100 bbls. Howard street, for aale by Jb apr 3 BlcMAHON A DOYLE. ptAOTORS, Table and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives and V/ Forks—all plated with |urerilver^foruleb|^ apr 13 Broughton-* tract. W EST INDIA FRUIT landing this day from brig Enoch Pratt,direct from Havana: 185 bunches Ba nanas, 35 dozen Pine Apples, 1000 Han tins; selected ex- pnral, for IU. m«k.^ and te, »to ,0^ apr 13 No. 37 WhltakcMtrcet, B obbing MACHINES, and Drilling Machines—For sale by F. W. CORNWELL, april 13 102 Bryait-street. T>ACON SHOULDERS.—20 hbds, landing from brig aprili3 atllI<amlfl)r “ l0 vVoQD, CLAGHORN A CO W HITE LINEN SHIRTS.—Robinson A Camp have Just received a choice lot of fine Linen BhIrU; for sale, next doorto Pulaski House.mar 83 X AD1E8* COLORED GAITERS.—Another wgilyJust E. F. WOOD A l. Gibbons’ Building. /CURTAIN FIXTURES.—25 dozen Curtain 1 \j 25 do Window Cornices, new styles; just recelvi for sale by [mar 89] 1. W. MORRELL A ....... Bands. received and •— CO. G INGHAMS.—1 cose, Auction Lot, Ginghams for solo very low, by LaROCHE, BOWNE *- ari® EACO. L INEN SHEETING, Pillow Cose Linens, Table Da masks, Damask Napkins, Towels, llucknbucks, Dow- la. A I.hm ntul .vam. .nnnlv nf Ihn .linv. im/vl. fur .ll. s j maSKS, nsnuw napRins, luwna, iiiisuiuiici^iww- las. A large and new aupply or the above goods for sale by [mar 24] DEWITT A MORGAN. C \U1NINE.—lOOouncos Farr’s pure 8ulphate Quinine; / Just received, and for aale by ,,nr 1 BIOORE A HENDRICKSON. OILK AND LINEN HOSIERY .-Just received, a targe O assortment of fancy colored 811k half Hom; also Brown Llnon—for salo by ROBINSON A CAMP, apr 6 At Gaudry’s Buildings. G AUZE MERINO SHIRTS.—Just received, a fUU •lock of Gauze Marino 8hlrts—also Drawers, extra ta maraJ~ r ° r 111,0 ^ ROBIN8ON A CAMP. TUOT RIXJE1VED per staamcr Florida: Fine fresh ~ " —- Olivet, Ac. Foraalely opr ' “ pATESDEFOHMGRAS,£c.-^Justrecclvcd,a fresh _ upply or Pates Do Folea Grasjruffos, Sauclsses Truf foes; Galantine De PerdreauxauxTruffce; 3boltea Prunes D’Kgon 1st quality; Maccaronl and Vermicelli. No. 1. For sale by J. ROUSSEAU, qpr 1 W INKS.—25Qr.Casks superior Port Wltw; 10 do.do. Blodclra Wine; 10 do. do. Brown Sherry; 10 do. do. Palo Sherry—In store and for sole by tpr 6 W. M. DAVIDSON. M olasses and whiskey.-50 bbu.- pure n. o. Molasses, and 25 bbls. Old Mouom^eta Whiskey, landing and for sale by GREINER A HOLLIS, nprfi T ooth BRUSHES.—A flno assortment or English Tooth Brushes, amongst which are some extra hard, Just received by ^ W.W. LINCOLN, apr 8 - Monument-square. iRANDY and GIN IN BOND.—10 half pipes Otard, Dupuy A Co’s Brandy, 5 do. and 16 ari. Rochelle A Bordeaux Brandy, and 0 pipes Imperial Eagle and B.M r0 ^taB^W^,»ite,-teb iviMoNi ir\AR8, SWEEPS aud SCULLS.—A Urge assortment U of all sizes, on hand and for aale by mar 83 HONE A CONNERY, Harris’wharf lOLLODlON, or Llquiu Adhesive Ptaater; Just re ceived, and for sale R ^ OORE henDR IC K80N. bT aprl -p^EEF, TONGUES,^Aftr-10 Jwl^bbta F. M. BeeR^3 ■JAor, lUi'UK MM., u JD bbls smoked Beef, 100 smoked Tongues; 100 Bologn Sausages; 100 preserved Salmon; landed per Florida, an< for salo by [apr 17] WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. -yiNEGAlL .—In barrels—for sale by X 1 all roar S for sole by S 11 '™'ROBINSON te CAMP* /^U10K8ILVER--1501bs 9 Just received, and for sale U low, by MOORE A HENDRICKSON.* MOORE A HENDRICKSON. T EECIIES.—This day received per steamer, due tul JL/ targe Swedish Leeches. W. W. LINCOLN, roar!» Monument Bquare. TOLLAND GIN In of “Swan” Gin, In ter^ DAv[DioN> /"l REEN PAINTS.—1,000 lbs. prime Green Point; Just VJT received and for sale, at 191/eta. per lb. mar 18 HONE A CONNERY, If arris’ wharf. TBAUON SIDES.—50 caakm for solo by X) roar 23 WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. JARVIS’ CORN STARCH.—A fresh supplrjust reoelr- Vr ed and for sole by Q. M. WILLETT A CO. dor 11 Opposite 8U Andrew’s Hall. ^mar 19 W * ^^OS^nJstreet.' TJRIBIEand MESS BEKF^-I.andlng: 75bblj.; forsale 0 X low, by WOOD, CLAOHORNA CO. * JAODPI8II, Ac.—600 lbs. of choice Flab, for family \J use: also,Smoked Salmon, Plcklod do; No. 1 Mack©- , rel, and Scaled Herring; for aale by * G. Bl. WILLETT A CO, * “ mar 11 Broughton*t n opposite 8t. Andrew’s IlalL TX7-OODEN WARE, BROOB1S Ac.-5(l dozen Painted - Tv handle Brooms. 30 doz. Painted 8 and 3 hoop BuckoU. 15 nests Keelers; 15 do. Tubs 95 do Sealed Measures. In store, and for sale by HENRY A FISKE, april 0 Exchange Dock. NIT IN DOW 811ADES.—Just received per steamer AU- V V bams: a now and splendid assortment or Window 8h«dcfcof Uds spring’s 8tyta, and for aale by marSO AIK1N A BURNS. [ TNRE8S GOODS.—Crape De Puree, In plain colon XJ Rich nnd high colored French Organdie Muslins; Jaconet and Cambrie Blusllni In every variety of style, or aale by LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. S floe old Jamoea^lunFand 3 pan«§ieoas 8U CrolJ Rum, In store and for aale by mar 91 W. Bl. DAVIDSON. rvvEAS.—75 half chests superior quality Black Tea, in X 5 ox. papers, recently Imported. Also, 85 hair chests of fine quality Hyson, and SU Cattles do. In store, for sole, mar 22 W. M. DAVIDSON. X>IG8 FEET.—Put up Fulton Market; 10 quarter bbta. S JT landing, for aale by HONE A CONN ERY, mar 83 Harri’a wharf. OPtnrr GAB LAMPS.—GIsm and Britannia Fluid O Lamps of various patterns, Just received and forsale by [mar I6J COLLINS A BULKLEY. /A IN.—25 bbta. K. Phelps’, landing and for salo by UT mar 16 A. MINIS. VT O. WHISKEY.—200 bbte. N. O. Whl.kij, for tete Lis to arrive by mar 11 COHENS A HERTZ. IT OL ASSES.—30 hhds. Mohuses.-50 tierce* N. O. LVL Syrup, for sale by BlcMAHON A DOYLE. IT AVAN A BEG ARS.—Received by tost trip of the tl “Isabel,” 54 M. Began “f aupdrlor quality, ouch a* “La Yndla,” “Abre los ojos,” “London 8Ue, rf Ac. Also, 10,000 superior Plantation Began: for salo by roar 10 • J. V. CONNERAT A CO. rpEA8.—100 half cllesti of superior Black Ten, In 4 ozi, X Sox. and 8 oz. papers, 5 do. loose, also 90half chests superior Hyson Tea, for sale by mar 30 W. Bl. DAVIDSON. X>READ.—30 bbla. Pilot Bread; 50 do fine Navy Bread; Jj landing and for aale by mar 30 8 HONE k CONNERY, llarria’ wharf. j^LACK TEA^-Superior quality, for sale bjr Q1LVER PLATED, Table nnd Tea Spoons alao Tablo O and Dessert Forks, Spectacles Cases and Tobacco- boxes; for sale by F. W. CORN WELL, apr 17 103 Bryan-street. PERCUSSION CAPS and Gan Flints: for sale by L F. W. CORNWELL " apr 10 103 Bryan-street. r rilN, RUM, Ac.—50 bbls. Phelps’ Gin, 85 barreta N. E. U U Rum, 15 half Barrels No. 1 Mackerel; landing and a for sale by mar 9 COHEN A FOSDICK. ptlllLDREN’S CARRIAGES—With falling topq * . \J great article for children. For aale by mar 13 COLLINS A BULKLEY. p EF1NKD SUGARS, Ac.—30 bbls. Crushed, 10 bbta. I X\j Powdered, 15 boxes Loai; and 40 bbta. Stewart’s ' Clarified Sugar; 20 boxes Italian Maccaronl; 20 bbta. 95 percent. Alcohol; 150 boxes Colgate’s Soap and Starch; jute received by VV. W GOODRICH. x> ICE WIRE.—Just received an assortmeiii or IUce XV Wire- For sal© by F. W. CORN WELL, feb 27 102 Bryan-street. TUOT RECEIVED, in store, 143 Broughtonstreet, * t) choice lot of Family Butter, Rio and Laguyra Coffee, Stuart’s Refined Sugars, A. B. A CX, and a few barreta English Sifilt Peas. EDMUND WALLEN, fob 20 Two doors from Dixon’s Confectionary. rpoiLET SOAPS.—A largo assortment of Toilet Soaps, X In cokes: also, in pound and hair pound bare Just received, and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, fob 25 Blonument-square. 'CPANI8H SKUARS.—150 Bl. of various brands—some 0 of very choice quality. For sale by mar 4 A. MIN 18. . X)LANTATION STUFFS, Light Casslmeres, Linen X Drills, Union Linens, Drop d’Ete, Oottonades, Ac. A fUU assortment, just received, mar 12 LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. XrtSSENGE OF GINGER—Brown’s Essence of Jamaica Jll Ginger, which possesses aU the valuable properties or the Jamaica Ginger In * concentrated form, just re ceived and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, apr 5 Monument-square. XXRAWEHS, DRAWERS.—A large aupply or White ±J Linen and Twilled Jean Drawers, Just received and for sale by WBI. R. SYMONS, apr 3 Draper and Tailor, 17 Wbltakes-sb Y TESTS | VESTS!!—Fancy Marseilles and Linen Veils; V .. 0 ppi,j 0 . Ire «iv« lu »ir.r«te i b, gvMoNgj apr 3 Draper and Tailor, 17 Whitaker*!. TftlSH.—500 lbs. Codfish; 15 kltts No. 1 Mackerel; lOklUa X Salmon, for sale by t apr 3 BRONSON A SEVEL1NGE. pvILLON’8 ROPE.—200colls landing and for aale by U mar 29 COHEN A FOSDICK. TftRENCH MUSTARD.—Just received per ateamer Vl 0 ^ *"” -V^SaSSi i'S!”v^,NGE. XYriRE DISH COVERS—In setts *, also, round do; for 8 W covering Butler, Meat* Ac. For sole by b apr 8. COLLINS A BULKLEY. S rpARRANTS Compound Extract of CUBEBS AND . C X OOPAIVA.—Ttafa compound U superior to any pro- , poratlon hitherto Invented, combining In a very highly concentrated statet the medical properties of the Cubebs 1 and Copatvo. For Bale by apr 15 BIOORE A HENDRICKSON. J J AND W while and check MATTING, of tbe best quality; Musqulto Lace and NeU; for sale by apr 15 DzWITT A MORGAN. /CHAMPAGNE.—Heldsieck, Huche,Bouzy, and various, S U other brands; in store and for sata ^ )U g 8EAU npr 15 Corner Bull and Bay-ats. ■VrEW-ORLEANS WHISKEY AND BACON, landing 1 > per sebra 8orah Thorndike and Wmllonu—100bbls old rectified Whiskey; 15 hhds Bacon 8ides; 10 do. do. Shoulder*—for sale by J. V. CONNERAT A CO. O PERBI CANDLES.—A few boxes for sale low, to close 0 consignment, by SEABORN GOODALL. IVTEW-ORLEAN8 SUGAR AND LARD.—15 hhds fol- ll ly fair 8ugar; JO bbls Lard. Landing per Schr. J.V. CONNERAT & CO. CJ UGAIL—83 hhds. N. O. Sugar, from fair to very 0 choice quality, landing from brig WaiUtlll. and for 1 aale by [apr 8] A. MINIS. /"1HAMPAGNE AND SUGARS.—20 Baskets Cham- \J pagne; 25(1 thousand Began or various Brands, some , 7p,T* ft0r ft“ 0re DAVIDSON. XXOMESTlC LIQUORS.—25 beriels Domestic Brandy: U 25 do. do. Gin; 10 do. do. Boston Rum—In sloro and for sale by [npr 6] W. M, DAVID80N. /CHEESE.—Imitation “English Dairy” In boxes, amoll V^/ size—for sale by [npr 6] A. MINIS. rpRAVELING TRUNK8.—Roblnsou A Canrt> have X Just received a lot of flue Traveling Trunks—for sale at [apr 6] Gaudry’s Building. X ADIES’ Block Silk Net MltU and Gloves; Ladles’ Jj Long Arm Mitts; Ladies and Blisses Kid, Lisle and Silk Gloves. For sale by tpr 1 LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. TIT ONONGAHELA WHI8KE Y.—75 bbls Blonongabela 1VJ. Whiskey, some eight years old, very superior—in store, and for sale by W. M. DAVIDSON. X ONDON AND DUBLIN BOTTLED PORTER.—10 casks and 10 cam of very superior Irandon and Dublin non.', te^ P" , '^r»“'S^ IDS0N , O AUK SALT.—In store, for snle by 0 apr [apr 5) BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. /COFFEE.—200 bags primo Rio Coffee, 50 do. Govern- L J.,. do. k co . XpASTERN HAY.—300 bales prime Btastem Hay, in Jti/ store, and for aale by E. W. BUKER. aprl OURN1NG GOODS.—Black Crape De Porte, Silk 1V1 Plaid Bareges, Plain Block do, Silk Tissues, Small dotted Foulard Silks; Silk Grenadines, plain and water- ed; French Jaconets, plain and figured; French Muslins; Just received and for sole by LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO, roar 29 Shadd’a Buildings. W.^ GOODRICH has Just received and offer* for NEW SYRUP and HAMR-Sluarl’a, Geomte and N. Orleans now crop Syrups, and now Hams. FLOUR.—75 bbls. Hlrain 8mlth’a and Pure Genesee, 100 hairdo, 50 bbta. Baltimore Flour. SCOTCH ALE, Ac.—Tennent’a 8colch Ale, Whit* Brandy, Cherry Bounce, new Currant* and Raisins. 1YICKLED DUTCH HERRING, Salmon and Mackerel. JL 5 kegs pickled Dutch Herring; 5 half kills pickled 8almon; 5 half kills pickled Mackerel, In atom and for •ale by [apr 14] G. M. WILLETT A CO. rj^AlLORS’IRONS,SmoothingIron^Bre^^foraalo by •pr 14 . ' 102 Bryan-atreet. PICKLES.—In barrels and hair barrels, Just received JL and forsale at tbe Emporium, apr 14 SEABORN GOODALL. A LEI ALEI! ALE MI-50 bbla. celebrated ALBANY A. CREAM ALE. brewed expressly for roe, Just ar rived, and landing this day from barque Exact; for aale at the Albany Ale Depot. apr 10 W. M. DAVIDSON. YYTHITE SILK FRINGE—Very wldo and handsome, YY Just received and for sale by •pr 1 LaROCHE, BOWNE A OO. TftLEGANTLY ENAMELLED ^WATCHES.—Small JLIJ Geneva Watches for Ladles,* very superior article. Just received by 8.WILMOT. TITORTIC1NG MACHINES-Por saleby 1VX apr7 F.W. CORNWELL, 109Bryan-street. ggcntcat aabccttanurntfl. SAVANNAH ANDAcisSr* UOW 8TKABB0AT COWI’A.VY OF 0E0R0M. pHIS COMPANY will continue to transport Produce X and other Merchandise, on tho Savannah river, to JOHN RANDOLPH^... LAMAR, —AND ALIO BY T0B BTKAMKR— AMORY SIBLEY,...Cnpt. Tbe tatter Steamer being of less J .Capt. Pmi.roT. .Cnpt. Csbswsi.l. AMUR— ver, injures unprco water. The.Oompi Ight addressed to tbo core of tho Company, of will bo receircd and forwarded, free of com- A. SIBLEY, President, Augusta. T. R. BULLS, Agent, Savannah. W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta. JAMES STRATXOIY, GA8-FITTER, JL Of the lato Firm of STRATTON <_ “ DOBSON, formerly of No. 72 St. Julian street, begs lu Info* m Ute InliaWtanu of Savannah that hta near and spacious Store la No. 155 Broughton-strcct, first 'door West of Bsrnard-strcet, where ho "has tho opportunity of keeping a largo nt of Chandelfora, Pendsfo, 1 Gas-Fitting. STOVES 11 OTOVlffl! Tho 8ubscribera have on hand at the comer of Broughton and Jeffmon-strecta, a splendid ' stock of STOVES, TIN, SHEET/raoiTjind COPPER WARE, whieh they offerat whole* sole and retail. All kinds or Job Work In our Une folth oily and promptly execufod. Orden re spectfully solicited. N. B.—Having had much experience 1n Roofing, wo re prepared to Execute aU Jobs In that line In the latest J. H. A T. BISHOP. snr — fiAise ■MIMHHMIlPPnMmimodattiut l terms. Among them maybe found tho foi. lowing: Cooking Stores—Tlie Republic; Lady , of the Lake: Air Tlght^ Premium; Queen of . .... iket Air Tlgbt^ Premium; Qoeen of . I tbe West; Empire, Premium; Eastern, Pro- v mlum. Parlor and Office 8tovee-UnlonUCot* ix nils ana oox moves. HOLLOW-WAIU1—Pots, Kettles, Ovens, Spiders, lance Pons, Ac. Ac. Plain and Japanned Tin ware, jr sale, ana monnfactnred at abort notice. No*. 10 A13 Bamard-ft. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARfi. THE Subscriber is now opening tbe largest i stock and greatest variety of Watches, JeweL | lery, Silver and Plated Ware, ever received 1 before. Fancy Articles of every deecrip)ion in 1 abundance. Also: Presentation Boxes, of the 1 richest kind, varying in price from §1.33.to I §100. Ladles' Watches, from §30 to §855} 1 Gent’s do, from §40 to §800. Friends and It apedmens on exhibition m. —re, I pronounce superior to any I havo over be fore seen In the line of Hair Work. Mr. N. will be happy to wait upon all who caU, and give prices for the different ■lylea of work. G. m. GRtFFEN, AuewmorlO'M, Raaihiini t Second comer above Futaiki House. P. 8.—Watches repaired aa usual by the beat workmen Jan 11 ' PIANO FORTE DEPOTTHP* The undersigned respectfully Inform Ibo citizens of Bnvanii*h,Gcorgin, and Florida, h that they have on hand more than fifty Pl- 1 nr --— Ulllti- tbelr large a J beautifully yflnlancd In > frames, w Tbe undersigned are agents for Henri Hen’s celebrated !rond llanos, made In Paris. For power and beauty of This beautiful tuned wind Instrument, for village rases. Lodges, Serenading Parties, and tbo private 1 hey have also for sale. AU of these Instruments wiU be disposed of on the dost tocommodstlng terms. The prices of tho Pianos ranging; torn §175 to §1000. Jan 80 Uio Pianos ranging; t.W. MORRELL A OO. PIANOFORTES. 6 The Subscribers, solo Agents for A. 8to- ‘ and Co.’s and J. B. Dunham’s Ptano Fortes, ore always suppUed with mu- — —.. a jmUy celebrated Inst ru be ftiUy warranted. uivtng been effeciod with one of our most eminent Pi? nlsts for the purpose, they can also be enabled to judge f tbe lone. F. ZOGBAUM A CO, Market-square, ty Second hand Pianos taken In exchange—also- mod and repaired. Jan 90 J. C. HASnROVJCK & co. m HAVE RECEIVED, by recent anivata, FImH Chin* Tea Seta; Saucers; Dinner Sets; Glltll land Plain Pitchers; Candlesticks, high and! low; China Vases and other Mantd^HB ..... m.M.i ... I m .... 11.. — i a» low; China Vases and other Mantel Ornament*; Lve-alls; Toilet Bottles; Card Trays; Mugs, glU and om- issed, various size*; Granite Dinner,tm and Toilet lotUes. Vases, AC4 Silver. Gilt, and Iggjns; Urns and *Pots; Beqt’s Pa(en£ • Polo; (*•— Jan 80 ; Chocolate Pots; Lamps; ■i oiuKSi cunp Boxes; Pitchers; Cos tore J. O. HABBROUCK A OO. Bmeta’ new building, Broughton-aired. , COTTON THE SUBSCRIBER offers the folk.. _ arrivals) forsale on very liberal terms: Collins’ heavy and light Axes and Hatchets. . Archer A Co.’a heavy, medium and light Axed V GINS, Ac. e following (present terms: Llher and India Rubber Belting, various size* v Gins and 80a Island Cotton ulna * - any required sizes For bargains, call on O. H. CAMPF1ELD, 171 Bay*tweL< Wool, Hides, and Skins taken In trade, or paid for I* ash.at current prices. Apply as above. 0 feb24 ■ Begs to Inform.the public (to whom bo Is grate- . nogs already bestowed,) that b6 ,fnl for the patronage 1 ^ . '■1111 continues hlsbuslneos^uidta prepared to exe cute all orders entrusted to hlm,with despatch, in hionnbio style, and on reasonable terms; also, opened a direct communication will: the first •riiest reports offashlons from that elty and from N. B.—Cutting and-Ropairing done on tho lotlce. ly • t DIRECT IMPORTATION. THE Undersigned having perieetedhls ar- rangemenu with hta Menus In Germany, l* >w prepared to receive orden for all brand* Mosbllb, Buboundv, Muscat and RatNB WINES, tNMtsKTTB nnd other CORDIALS, In gloss * wood. Wines wUl h*ve Ujo name of the party who ordered J. W. PHILLIPS, ' Congress*tract, opposite tho Market./ REMOVED. The Subscriber having moved to 8olotnons ( „ building, 143 Broughton-strect, bega leave to In form the public that he la now prepared to fur nish families and alt who may favor him with m the best kind,at’ retail. Orden from Plan- _ r —„ are nd d6qj(IIMi?8Plr»» Jan SO EDMUND WALLEN. Liquors. Wines and Fancy Groceries. THE subscriber would Inform hta Mends and he public generally, that ho has Just opened, at ’ and LIQUORS—such os old Bladslra, TTS'' 1 * 1 “B*kay^°A .hut j^Xck|nEn- M x INEN DRAWERS.—Just recelr Xj en Drawfcrs, 1 apr 8 • GOHEN8 A Offer for sale on accommodating terms: 50 hhds; fldr to prime New-Orieana Sugar ■ " * iiCubaM-’ :% 100 hhds. choice C 500 cotla Kentucky Bale Rope; ty) boles Gi 30 hhds. Bacon Sides; 30 bbls. choice Hama -ran k.(i. Mf.rvii.ml o.t-. in nrra iinv.n. 250 bbltellnltlmnm WhUkej;50 d„. Nonh.ru OIu 20 bhte M.O.MoU—j00 Sq N. E. Rum. J.u 15 BAoomo.BALEio om: »nd twine.-i» bole. Gunn, Cloth; 50 coll. WMIeroRope; 725 ^SaH.00. DIUon’. Rope; 12 bole. Dillon’. Twin -

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, May 19, 1852, Image 1