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OP VALUABLlPllEAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.. 1XT.1LL bo nold ntlbo Court House, In tho town of Ma- Wrielu, Cobb County,on Uraflnt Tpbsday In Novem- Iht next, between tho hours of ten and tour o’clock, that very deslrablo and valuable lot or Land In the town or Marietta, Oeondn, containing Ore acres, more or less, with the Improvements thereon, consisting ofn spacious and beautiful Oottago built Mansion, Stone foundation, two Rooms, a Kitchen, Cellar and Store Room, In base ment, and nlno Rooms and Pantry above. Seven of the excellent water Vn the yard—a large Vegetable and Flow er Garden, the latter containing some choice and eoloct plant*. An orchard of select Fruit Trees, some or the >. TbtoUuon^oTTho^mnst deelrable locations In all the up country tor a summer oroonllnuod residence, One mountain scenery. pure atmosphere and a healthy place, convenient to traoo and travel. The promisee are now, and everalhlnglngood order tor Immodlato occupancy. Also, sovonty-two-acres Wood Laud (rooroor lees) two miles distant, in connection with the nbovo, to supply tho residence with Wood nnd Lumber. Also, at Che same time and place, all the .Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Crockery, Glassware. Mahogany Bureaus, Secretary, Sldoboards, Divans, Readsteads, Ta bles, Chairs Washstands, Matrasses, Furniture, Ac.— One Plano Porte L GHstMllLuardenuteoslls,nnd ono Cow, with a number of other articles two tedious to enumer ate ; being tho summer reetdence or Benjamin Snider, lato of Chatham County deceased, and Mid by order and di rection of his last Will and Testament, aa a part of bis d Personal Estate, for the benefit of his Heirs and . Sale to continue from day to day, unUl tho _ disposed of. Persons wishing to purchase are tolly Invited to call and examine the promises and theday of sole. SEABORN GOOD ALL, Executor, mo Charleston Courier, and Augusta Cbroniclo and Sentinel, will publish twlco a week until the day of sale. The Georgia Citizen and Columbus Enquirer, weekly unllUbeaty oftMo,ftad send bills to this office for collection. . anbcctfsecB in tfic KcfluDUtan. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ' BAV-BT, .... A Low ft Co., 50 fc 53 G B Camming, 60 W Crowder; 04 Joseph Burke, 60 Smith k Lathrop, 66 E A Soullard, 68 Willis ft Brundaga, 73 F H Wolrnan, 74 Cohens ft IlerU, 140 ft 143 W Woodbridge, 144 R Habersham ft Son, 148 A Minis, 150 . JH Hull, 173 Elias Rood., 174 Brigham, Kelly ft (ton 178 Caldwell Blakely ft Oo^ 73 Henry RoMr, 178 J P Graves, 75 John H Ladd, 183 FT WUHsftOo^ 78 OHartrldge, 100 E Molyneux, 77 Epplng ft KroU, 107 E H Banker, 80 Hardwick ft Cooke, 103 W D Etheridge ft Oo n 80 Franklin ft Brantley 194 EWBuker, JoneaL Wharf F Sorrel, 100 O F Hamilton, S3 W W Garrard, 83 Crugerfc Wade, 84 R Hutchinson, 85 George Gordon, 80 Harper, Stuart ft Oo., 87 Bolhwell ft Smith, 88 Wm Duncan, 89 Hunter ft Gammed, 00 Wm Battersby, 01 E Parsons ft Co., 03 M Cumtning, 03 W P Yongo, 94 Rowland ft Co., 07 Smith ft Humphreys, 05 Cowdrey ft Wells, 04* Washburn, Wilder ft Co. 114 ft 110 8 II Flsko, 117 R, A Lewis, 118 Loud ft Go., 118 G N Neyle, 120 8 L Dowell, 108 Andorsons ft Co., 900 8 Solomons, 201 OF Mills, 204 8 Good all, 200 Bohn ft Foster, 208 Rabun ft Whitehead, 207 Boston ft Gunby, 209 J F I’clot ft Co. J Williamson ft Co. John Jones, 05 J 11 Burroughs, 07 G W Garmany ft O©^ 9 ft 101 Way ft King, 105 " J *—1, Fay i Adminlatrn tor’s Sale, ■\TTILL bo sold, In front or tho Court House. In Effing- V V ham county, on the first Tuesday in November next, a Negro man named John, aged about 27 year*-— Bold as the property of the estate of John 8. Moves, de ceased, for the Deneat of the hetra and creditors of said t^sepUB P. M. 8TOTE8BURY, Adm’r. Ih . Administrator’* Sale. In October next, will be Mid at loor In Hlnesvlllo, Liberty county, lo ot Ablel Perry. 8olu for the 8. H. PERRY. Adm’r. the Court the Lands or t benellt of said .. M /"\Nlhe first T Uf ... yin October next, will bo Mid In J front or the Court House in Sprlngfleld, Effingham County, between the legal hours, all the lands belong, tng to the estate or Christian J. Uetdt, deceased, consist. Ingot four Tracts, and containing In the whole, two hund red and forty three acres, and upon which said Chris tian J. Heidi resided at the Umo of bis death. Terms Administratrix’ll Sale, /Vi THE FIRST TUESDAY In November next, will V be Mid, before the Court Houso door, In tbe city of Dirleo, McIntosh county, all the remaining Real Es tate or the late T. ItiGould, deceased, consisting of one tract’of Land on Harris' Neck, containing ono hundred and thirty (130,) acres more or less: also, ono tract on Eagle Neck, containing two hundred nnd thirteen (2130 seres, more or lets. Sold by order of the Honorable tho Ordinary of McIntosh county, tor the benellt of the hdra and creditor, or laid “ta t0 ^ AdmV . angS. G.W. WALTUOUR, Ag*ti Citation, for Letters of Administration! SmnngUamC 0 ^,' i*° -U-hotaLta.jcncc™ Whereas, Moselle ZeUler has applied to me tor Letters of Administration de bonis uon, on tho estate or Robert H. Bourqutu, late or said county, deceased: These are therejbro to cite and admonish all and sin* ^t^itness my handed official signature, this 7th day of September, A; D. 1852. JAMES RAHN,^ Citation, for Lctrersof Administration. SEIimgbamSo^ | T ° l.n», concern: Whereas, Nathaniel ZetUer, has applied to me for Let ters or Administration on tho Estate ofUcnry F. Zettlor, late or said County deceased. , t .. Theso are, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and singular tho kindred and creditors or said deceased to Ole their objections (If any they have) in my office, •within the time proscribed by law, otherwise said Letters will be granted the applicant. A ^ °” cbl dw aug 18 Ordinary Effingham County. A 106 O A L Lamar, 103 W O O’Driscoll, 108 N A Hardee A Oo^ UQ Allen A Ball, 112 11 K Washburn, 119 Phllbrick A Bell, 156 “ Colien A Fosdlck, 148 Bay-sti T J Walsh, 106 “ Tarver A Trucheluti 188 “ Smith A Fort, 158 “ LUMBER MERCHANTS. W R Giles A Co, Vale Royal Mill. R A Allen A Co, Smct’a Wharf. W W Starke, Flgjsland. E F Klnchley A Co, Wllllnk’s Wharf. James Quantock, Jr. A Co, Eagle Mill. WHOLE SALE DRY GOODS. Roberts A Foote, opposite Sti Andrews’ Haiti li F Waring, 101 lirougton-sti CLOTHING STORES. G S Nichols, Gibbons’ Building. Piereou A Ileldt, 68 St. Julian and 101 Bryan-sts. Santobury A Co, Marshall House. T Porter, Sti Andrews’ HalL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS, nenry Lathrop A Co, Gibbons’ Building. Nevitt, Lathrop A Stobblns, Gibbons' Building. Aikln A Borns, Shad’s do J 8 Rogers, do do DoWitt A Morgan, Ribera's Building. Lane A McHugh, corner Broughton and Barnard-sto. Joseph Llppraan, Congress-sti, Market-square. Einstein ARckraan, Congress-sti, near WhltakeMti LaRoche, Bow no A Co- Shad’s Buildings. M Prendergast A Co- Congress-sti Win King’s London House, under Marshall House. W C Wadsworth, Marshall House. WHOLESALE GROCERIES. Cohens A Hertz, HO Bay-sti J V Connerat A Co, 150 Bay-sti Scranton, Johnston A Co, 107 Bay-sL Swift A Co, 109 Bay-sti S E Bothwell A Co, 173 Bay-st. W ft Davidson, West side Market-square. Davis A Conn, uay-slrccti Webster A Palmes, Bay-st. McMahon A Doyle, “ Crane A Holcombe, u WHOLESALE A RETAIL GROCER. H J Gilbert, West side Market-square. 8HIP CUANDLERS AND GROCERS. Clnghom A Cunningham, Anclaux’a Wharf. A G Henry. Moore’s Wliarf. Hone A Connery, Harris’ Wharf. RETAIL GROCERS. J Rosscau, corner Bay and Bull-sis. W W Goodrich, Smet’s Bulkling, Wbltaker-sti s, 157 Broughton-st. lughlon- M J Solomons, J A Brown, corner Broi A Champion. Market-square. W D Ford, Waldburg’s Bulldli J G Watts, 4 Barnara-et. ton-etiLano and Whltakcr-st. Buildings. Watts,' 4 Barnard’-st. J.E. Cody A Co, No. 10 Bamnrd-sti AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. C H Campfleld, Bay-st. FASHIONABLE TAILORS AND DRAPERS. Price A Veader, 147 Bay-st. Wm R Symons, 17 Whltaker-si. Robinson A Comp, 0 Bull-sti John W Kelly, BulUti, opposite Pulaski House. Philip Kean, 08 Bryan-sL Dibble A Carey, corner Broughton and Whitakereta. M D Murphy, 105 Bryon-ati HAT STORES. N K Barnrnn A Co-No. 147 Congress-st Lyon A Reed, Gibbons’Building. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE DEALERS. WmHeidt, Gibbons’ Building. O Johnson A Co, 108 Bryan-si. FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAKER. L Robkler, 29 Wbltaker-sti JL Oliver, 17 Bull-ati DYING ESTABLISHMENT. A Galloway, 73 York-sU 8EGAR MANUFACTURER. A Ponce, 13 Wbltakerel. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Moore A Hendrickson, Gibbons’ Building, A A Solomons A Co, Market-square. W W Lincoln, Monument-square. Thomas M Turner A Co, Bay-st J H Carter, Brougblon-st CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE. J ITasbrouck A Co- SmeU’ Building. Collins A Bulkley, 100 Bryan-sL HARDWARE. N B AII Weed, 163 Broughton-at E Hopkins, 177 Congress-st F W Cornwell, 102uryan-st FURNITURE WARE-ROOM8. . — . —— -- —. .. , -— -- I W Morrell A Co, Smets’ Building. alley within tbe said City, for a longer time than six jj s Bogardua, corner Bull-st. and Congress-st Lane. * “ ““ — —’ Dougalu Ferguson, Court House-square. , for Letters Dismissory, {"to ^1 whom It may concern: Whereas AtKXiSDKX A. Bhxts, Administrator of tho estate of Frances C. Solomons, late of said county,deceas ed, has applied to the Court or Ordinary or said county, tor leUcra of Dismission from said Administration: These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to Ale their objections (ir any they have) In my office wlihln the time prescribed by law; otherwise Letters Dismissory wl W^h»*Sa n i i n»in-ftU,u a ,d ( u r or August, A. D, 1853. JA&IES RAHN, aug 4 - Ordinary Effingham County. = '®wr©t:Binancr»: • ' ORDINANCE. *DE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Aldermen of the J j City or Savannah and the Hamlets thereor, That no person shall bring, lay, pat, or cause to be brought, laid, or put, any lumber, bricks, stones, or other materials for building, or Ore wood, goods, wares and merchandize, or bulky things whatsoever, and permit or suffer the to continue or remain In any square, street^ lane or hours; nor shall any person permit or suffer any cart, dray, wagon, or carriage of any sort, to stand and remain In any street, lane, or alley, longer than such time as afore said, under a penalty of not exceeding one hundred dol lars for each and every offence. Extract of Ordinance. AUeet; R. F. AKIN, Clerk Council. ♦/City papers please copy.aug 26 AIT ORDINANCE, To promdtfor the inning of Bond* of tie Clip of Savan nah to pan gubieriptlon heretofore made to tho Savan nah and Ogctcku Plank Road Company. Section 1st. Be U ordained by the Mayor and Alder men of the City of Savannah and hamlets thereof; in Council assembled, and it la hereby ordained by tbe au thority of the same, That there shall be issued Bonds of tbe city, of 8avannab to tbe amount of five thousand dol lars,' to pay for the dty subscription to the Sarannah and Ogeechee Plank Rood Company. The said Bonds shall be payable in ten years, with Interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, the interest payable semi-annually, according to coupons to be aunexed to the Bonds. RICHARD D. ARNOLD, Msvor. " July 10 • Attest: R.F. Akin, Clerk of Council. T)E It ordained by JL> City or Savanna! not bo lawful for an; AN ORDINANCE.. Ml by the Mayor and Aldermen of the annah and Hamlets thereoi; That It shall any person or persons whatsoever to llUa'wllfMi^liofficers as may be necessary in attendance on him, and It shall be lawful for, them to do so in such esses only as may require that be should communicate with the Chief Fireman; and should any person or per- sons not of the above description's* herein excepted, at tempt to ride In or through such parts of squares, streets, or lanes, lu which persons are assembled for the purpose of extinguishing the Are as aforesaid, such person or persons so offending sballjon conviction thereof; be Aned In a sum not exceeding Thirty Dollars.—Extract from Fire Ordinance. Attest: R.F. AKIN, Savannah, Aug. 4,1852. Clerk of Council. July 5 ^ 18-th J1 y City papers please copy. A RULE, TO BE ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE To prohibit the Sale at public out-cry of Goods, Chattele, Irarte. Produce, ana Merckandiio within tie Limits of the Cits of Savannah, except by Licensed Vendue Matters, by Sheriff, Coroners, or Constables, in elo cution of their duty, and by Executors, Administrators, or Guardians. And also to regulate and limit the rigkt sf Vendue Masters to sell under License. Bee. 1. -Be It ordained by the Honorable tbe Mayor and Aldermen of the: Clly or Savannah and the Hamlots thereof; In Connell assembled, and It is hereby ordained by tbe authority of. the same, That from and slier the piuago of this Ordinance, It shall not be lawful for any person whomsoever, oot being a Ucensed-Vendue Mus ter, ora Sheriff, Coroner, or Constable, In execution of .——• —---— ” *— • • -*-alnlstratoi _ jo’ or auction whatsoever, or to exposo for sale by himself'at public outcry any Goods, Chattels, Wares, Produce, or Merchandize, within the limits of the City or Savannah. And If after the passage of this Ordinance, any person, other than thd persons herein before named, ehalf hold any. pablle auction whatsoever, within the limits ofthe City of Savannah, or expose to sale by him self at nubile outcry within the . limits of said dty, Goo ‘ inah, or expoi , within tho limits of said dty, any .ares,Merchandize,or Producewhai- such person so acting or offending shall be sub- l liable to r •- ' - —** jectand a Ane for each and every such act or jtioneeri shall hereafter bo permitted to y on,:or conduct any general auction or vendue bnslpcis at any other store or bouse or place Uian the store or place so set forth,unless by special |>erq}li»lon or Council i And hereafter all licenses shall show the sold place or store set forth by the applicant; and sucb licenses aball not be lo any way assignable, provided always that tho license shall authorise tales for persona other than the vendue master*, at any point within the dty, and at any time during the continuance of such license—auch sales for other persons to be made in good (kith, and not with tbe Intent to defraud tho Corporation of tho dty of Sec. 8. And be It farther ordained by the authority aforenld, That no'Vendue Master shall be hereafter per mitted to use hU license in such manner as to allow any person other than such Vendue Master to have any part or share of the Commission or proAls which may be made on the tales of snob Vendoe Muter: provided, that If there be. two or. tbroo partners, and license be granted to ono partner, tbe lloense shall set forth the name or names of the other partner or partners who may bo allowed foreMlTea thereof such, profits. Andlfnny, lloeoscd Yondue Master shall so hereafter use hla license, that any person other than tbe person or persons narnec In tbh license, shall receive a , part or share of the com- minion or proOts on his sales, such licensed Vendue Mu ter shnll be liable to a fine'or one hundred dollars, to be sirs • tuy plar- -‘‘ r — Dougald Ferguson, Court House-square. O M Conn, 131 Broughton-sL PAINT 8TORES AND PAINTING. John Poole, 11 Wbltaker-sL John Oliver, 131 Brougbton-st. F Corra, do * BOOK STORES. WT Williams, 148 Bay-st. J M Cooper A Co n comer Whitaker and 8L Julian J B Cubbedge, Market-square. MUSIC STORE. F Zogbomn A Co- Whilaker-st. JEWELERS. O M Griffon, corner Whitaker and Bryan-sta. S Wllmot, Market-square. Horton A Rikemnn, 116 Brougbton-st. Francis Stein, 148 Brougbton-st. LOTTERY OPFICES. O W Wylly, BuU-sL, opposite the Puluki House. E WRhlngton, u “ ** STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER. Joseph Bancroft, 117 Bay-st. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Willy AMontmoUln, Bull-sL, opposite Pulaski House. Wm Wright, Bay Lane. EXPRESS OFFICE. Hamden’s Office, on Bay-street—J DeMartin, Agent. STEAMBOAT AGENTS. 8 M Lafflteau, Charleston Steam-Packet Wharf. T R Mills, Iron Steamboat Company’s Wharf. G H Johnson, Georgia Steamboat Company’s Wharf. Cla^hom A Cunningham, Florida Company, Wot E F Klnchloy A Co., Union Company, Dillon’s Wb Thomas W Coskerey, Anderson’s Wharf! DENTISTS. E Parsons, 127 Congress-si. 8 G PancoeLBroughton-st. U J UoyalL Broughton-st. PHYSICIANS. Gilbert A Bonks, Broughton-sL Dr. J S Sullivan, 1 IS Stato-st. CW West, Comer Bull and Congrcas-sU. L Knorr, Broughton-st. FII Demerc, Broughton-at. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOLS. Bomard Mallon, 156 Broughton-sL 8 J Cassells, Chatitam Academy. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. Geo N Nichols, Bull-st- opposite the Puluki House. J B Cubbedge, Sorrel’s Buildings. DAGUKRRP.AN GALLERY. W V Prentice, comer SL Jullan-sL and 51arkct*sq. GAS FITTER. Samuel W Thomnn, Broughton-sL BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. A Short, comer South Broad and Whltakcr-ms. D L Cohen, No. 5 Jones-et. O Butler. ENGINEERS AND MILL-WRIGHTS. RAJ Lncbllson, nour Cnnnt Lock. A N Miller, Eastern Wharf. SHIPWRIGHTS. 11 F Winiuk, Jr., Eutem Wharf. Dry Dock Company, Hutchinson’s Island. WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS. Miller A Ferguson, comer Broughton A Montgomery-sts. Jos Quantock, sen’r, (Wheelwright,) St. JnllaiwL, West of Market-square, S Z Murphy, (Blacksmith,) 06 St. Jullan-sL TIN AND COPPER PLATE WORKER. U Cranston, 01 Bryan-sL TIN-WARE MANUFACTURER. James Snlllvan, Broughton-at. T W McArthor, 13 Boraard-sL John J Maurice, “ j IIA T Bishop, comer of Broughton and Jefferson SADDLERY, Ac. WII May A Co., comer Whitaker and Bryan-sts. CARRIAGE MAKERS AND BLACKHMITH8. G W Hardcastle, 20 Congress and 05 8L Jullan-sts. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. Wm Warner, comer Broughton and Weal Broad-ats. J 0 Thornton, comer or Bay A West Bmad-sL MANUFACTURER OF MATCHE8. D H Galloway, 73 York-sb DEALER IN HAY AND GRAIN. D R plllon, foot West Broad-*L „ T „ GUNSMITH, CUTLERY, Ac. E Lovell, 13 Bornard-et J T Jones, 175 Market-square, toe other • place named to his lloense, without special pojv from Council, bo shall be liable lo a One of ono l dollars, to^be recovered on Information before IV further ordained by tho authority " ■— Attest: R. F, Akto,tfflgS£^° LD iIi;r AlLklnd spectMly sdlidteiii^ N. B^—Having hud mudi exj..._ are prepared to execute all Jobs^ in that line In tt and most approved manner. oct!3 - J. H. «T. BIl patent Barley.-—This * strongly recommended.by tbe faculty u i v vuw. ^pifu vuv.n, Apple Cheese, landing per sleamrr Florida and for aala by July S3 ClAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. ©tiut-nl SWeectlsmccnta. piANDY ANp PRUNES—Landtag ftom tho steamer T VJ Alabama, and for sale by JL aug 13 II. J. GILBERT- YJILOT & NAVY BREAD.—50 barrel, fhah. Loud. V rs w ” f T> AZOR STROPS.—Emerson’s and Chapman’s Razor ii Straps, for sole by F. W. CORNWELL, sept 20 103, Bryan street. T ) III ME BACON SIDES.—£3 hbd*. Prime Bacon .£ . Sides, landing from ship Emma Watts, and for sale by [sept 20] COHEN8 A HERTZ. T 'U8T RECEIVED, per brig Paragon, from Baltimore-^- 101 bags of Rio Coffee, 19jf dozen of Water Dlppera sept 20 For sale by A. C. TOMS, 120 Bay-sti T ■ EMON8—In fine order: for salo by J W. D. FORD, Waldburg’s Building, aug 17 Jeffersoo-street. r "1HAMPAGNE.—20 basket* “Grape” Champagne. In VJ store and for salo by [aug 0] W. M. DAVIDSON. — pHAMPAGNE,—Heldrick A Co.*t Champagne, quarto t Vj and pinto; for sale by [aug 311 A. RUN 18. sa lOAL.—200 tons broken Red Ash Coal, tho cargo of T> VJ sebr. Energy, landing, and for sale by i. sept 9 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. VTORTIIERN HAY—100 bales prime Northern Hay; T> IN for sale by [July 31] E. W. BUKER. 1 SICKLES A PRESERVE8.—A fresh supply for salo ^ . by W. D. FORD, Waldburg’s Building, sept 8 Jcfferson-sl recti f VTEW SALMON, MACKEREL, and SMOKED HER- J- IN RINGS, for sale by W. D. FORD, . aug 24 . Uldburg's Waulldlng, Jefferson^treet. - Y71NEGAR.—A superior article for Pickling; for sale J V by W. D. FORD, „ aug 24 Waldburg’s Building, Jelferson-etroeti - PARS.—200 Oars, from B to IB feel; landing from brig S Vj Alfred Fix all, and for sale by {J aug 24 ^ CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. . 10RN AND OATS—For sale by i lj aug 34 DAVID R. DILLON, foot of W. Broad-st. j TAPANNED CANDLESTICKS, Lamps. Dust Pans, tt Aca for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, aug S3 102 llryan-fltreeti ; T EMONS—20 boxes to fine order, and for sale by 1 L H. J. GILBERT, G aug 21 West Side Market 8quaro. pORN—200 bushels for sole by ] Vj It. J. GILBERT, 1 augSl West Side Market Square. o TDLOUR-—20 bbls. Howard-street Flour, (new); Just 1? received, and for solo by r aug 20 McMAIION A DOYLE. IT AY.—1U0 bales Northern Hay; for sale by LI aug 21 C1.AQIIORN A CUNNINGHAM. 1YRANDY.—15 hidrplpesOt&rd Brandy; lust received, O and for sale by McMAHON A DOYLE. «ug20 , T BAD PIPE—Of all sizes, from JJ to2 Inches, for salo lj by F.W.CORNWELL, aug 16 lOSDryan-strcet, ' \if ACKERAL AND CODF18H.-20 bbls. No. 3 Mack- 111 oral: 10 quintals Codfish; landing from brig Clio, and for sale by aug 12 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. -PHILADELPHIA ROPE.—142coils nope, In store and L for salo by [aug 9] WILLI8 A BRUNDAGE. j pHOICE OLD MONGAHKLA WHISKEY.—20 bbls. VJ recently received; for sale by aug 2 CRANE A HOLCOMBE. PAGGING, ROPE, and TWINE.—200 bales Gunny JL3 Cloth, 500 colls Rope, 1,000 fits. Twine: for saly by ang2 CRANE A HOLCOMBE. 1 PLANTATION 8EGABS—Of snperior quality, Just X received. Also to store, 175,000 Havana aegars, various qualities. For sale by ; aug 20 J. V. CONNERAT A CO. T UTHER FELTON A BONS’ RUM.—100 bbla, land- Lj lng, and for sale by aug20 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. PLACK TEA.—15 half Chests Black Tea—landtag P from Bchr. Virginia, and for salo by aug 20 A. MINIS. IARESH GOSHEN nUTTEIL-Just received, a fresh L 1 lot of Goshen Untter, tier steamer Florida, and fo salo by W. D. FORD, \ sept 1 Waldburg’s Building, Jefforson-st. , g, pANDLES.—150 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Can- VJ dies. In store, and for salo by aug27 J.E. CADY A CO. pNIONSnnd POTATOES.—Landing, and for sale by VJ aug20 11. J. GILBERT. pvURAND’S FRENCH BITTERS—For chills and fe- XJ ver, Ac- constantly on hand, and for sale by sept 1 G. BRONSON, Cor. Bay ond Whitakcr-sta. pACON.—40 hbds. prime Ba on Sides; for sale by X> sept 1 A. MINIS PAILS AND TUBS.—50dozen Painted Palls, 20 nests X Painted Tubs: for salo by aug4 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. BALTIMORE HAMS.—200 Reynold’s superior Hams, | D landing from schr. Jno. W. Anderson and for solo by aug 4 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. 1 POTATOES, Cabbage, Apples. Salmon, Mackerel and X Herrings, on hand and for sole by W. D. FORD, WuJdburg’s Building, sept 8 Jefferson-strcet TDRESH GROUND FLOUR.—20 bbls, lilram Smith’s: 1? also, 30 half bbls. Extra; received per steamer and for sale by [aug 2] CRANE A HOLCOMBE. pHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER,—A weekly supply re- . \J col rod per steamer, aud for sale by July 13 MnMAHON A DOYLE. pARET WINE.—Just received: 15 casks Claret, and 5 VJ do 8auterne; for sale by tbo cask or demijohns. July 13 J. ROUSSHAU. ■fTTINDOW SHADES—Of every description, with fix- TV lures; for sale by aug 27 AIKIN A BURNS. PULTON MARKET BEEF.—IU half barrels, lauding X and for sale by aug24 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. pOGNAC BRANDIES IN BOND.—Half pipes and vJ quarter casks, of the most approved brands, for sole by [aug 5] COHENS A HERTZ. TN STORE.—20 bbls prime Pork, 10 bbls Mess Pork, 1 JL 20 do N. E. Rum, 12 bbls Northern Gin, 25 boxes Mcrvln A Kcndcll's Chemical Soap, a superior nrtlcle, for sale by [aug 18] A. O. HENRY. POTATOES—Received per steamer Alabama; for rale L by [July 28] II. J. GILBERT. TNDIA RUBBER CLOTH IJtf yards wldo—an excellent i X article to prevent water felling on the Uoor when bath ing. Price cents per yard. For sale by aug 26 COLLINS A BULKP.Y. POTATOES AND ONIONS.-BOO bunches White On- X ions: 20 bbls. Potatoes; landing from steamer State of Georgia, and for salo by aug 24 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. T IME, Plaster, Cement and Plastering Ilalr, always on ±J hand and for sale by aug 4 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. pOTTON DUCK.—100 bolts or Hooper’s Colton Duck, VJ from No. 1 to No. 10, on hand and for salo by aug 4 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. PUTrER, CHEESE, POTATOES, Ac.—30 kegs and X> 15 tabs selected Goshen Butter; 50 boxes selected now Cheese; 40 bbls.new Potatoes: 00 bbls. Hiram Smith’s > and pure Genesee Floun 30 half do. pun Ceneseo Flour; 50 boxes fresh Bunch Raisins. Received per steamer, and for sale by ang 11 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. p OASTED and GROUND COFFEB.-25 boxes, land IX tog, and for saleby aug 26 DRIGnAM, KELLY A CO. TDRESH GROUND FLOUR-Per Alabama.-50 bbls. X* Hiram Smith and other brands equally good. F'or saleby [aug26] CRANE A HOLCOMBE. d’« llAGGINO AND ROPiti—50 bales Gunny Bagging and Jl) 900 colls Rope, for sale by Lrf. ang 13 S. E. BOTHWELL A CO. TX7H1TE BEANS.—For sole by VY aug 19 If. J. GILBERT. T EMONS.—15 boxes, for safe by Xi aug 25 II. J. GILBERT. T71RE8H GOSHEN BUTTER,Just received and for sale X at the Emporium by July 13 SEABORN GOODALL. pAGGINO AND ROPE.—50 notes Gunny Bagging, X> and 100 colls Kentucky Rope, to store and for sale by aug 4 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. T IQUOR8.—20 half pipes Olard Brandy, 20 do Hoi- JLi land Gin, Just received and for salo by aug 30 McMAHON A DOYLE, QILK UMBRELLAS.—A fine assortment Just received 0 and for sale by SAUL8BURY A CO, sept 1 Marshall House. pALTIMORB HAMS.—5,000 lb*. Baltimore Cured P flams. Landing per schr. J. W. Anderson, and for s lo by [sept 9—tfJ DAVIS A COPP. p AIBINB, CURRANTS, Ac.—10 boxes Layer und XX Bunch Raisins, 10 quarter do; 5 bbls. Currants; 1,000 lbs. Nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuts and Grenoble Nutr, for sole by [sept 13] J. A. BROWN. QEUAR8.—20,000 Spanish Sixes, to store, and for sole O low, to closo consignment, by aug 20 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. PUTTER AND CHEESE,—25 kegs and 15 tubs Go- kj alien Butter, 30 boxes choice Cheese, received per steamer Alabama,and for sale by to. oug30 McMAIION A DOYLE. cst VfoRTHERN POTATOES.—20 bbls. in store, nnd for IN saleby J.E.CAEYCO, ang 27 16 Bnmnrd-sti pOPFBE AND SUGAR.—150 bags Rio Coffeo and 20 VJ bbds Porto Rico Sugar, in store, and for sale by aug 27 J. E. CADY A CO. tT\OTTOS8.—Lyon’s Premium mid Water Twist Cot- VJ tons, a very desirable style of goods, Just open and -sti for sale by [nug27] AIKIN A BURNS. pRESH BISCUITS.—Just landing and for sale by X W. D. FORD, Waldburg’s Bulld’g sept 24 Jefferson-sti QMOKED TONGUES, BEEF, Ac.—Just landing, per O btenmer Aladumm 1 bbl. fine Tongues; 1 do. Beef) also, new Herrings, Codfish, and Cbeesa aug 20 M. J. BOLOMON8. UANO.—30 tons Peruvian and 20 do. Patagonian, to VT lots, to suit purchasers, for sale by ang 3 A. MINIS. r\LD MOKONOAHELA WHISKEY^JB bbliToia VJ Blonongahela Whiskey, of eupertor quality; landing from schr. Urbana, from Now-Orleons, mid for salo by aug.10 COHENS A HERTZ. •V, rpHERMOMETER CHURNS—A first rnto article for ' X churning butter speedily. Call and oxamlno at aug3 COLLINS A HULKLEY’8. nor N! KW CHEESE, SMOKED BEEP, AND TONUUES; did J-l just received, and for sole by id aug 28 J. A. BROWN, 27 WbllakoMitroet. >le- 'r'\KODORI81NG POWDER.—54 boxes of this Powder. XJ put up to various sized packages, direct from tho to manufactory; now landing from on board brig Emily, n- on: Boston; for aale by aug28 CHAH, II. 0AMPPIELD. ; c .t CUG AIti—25 hbdt.P. IL, from fair to choice, and 50 0 bbls. Refined, for sale by [». sept.18 4. E. BOTHWELL A CO. Is fW™ 1 * R0PB AND TWINE^*Assorted sizes Cotton iiri- 110,n 00114 and bundles: 1 bsl* superior Barging Twine; for sole by . faug 28] OH AS. II. OAMPFIELD. aud A VPl-to AND POTATOES.—50 bbls. of each, to ar-. by schr. Stopben Taber, from New-York; also, tata " “Is. Potato-, |. BiS MKlforul.br ... *"823 " WILLIS IcBKUWADOE. ISDAY MORNING,rilFrBHBEB 30.1862. CSnutnl gnuin’tCBtmtnta, d laths. Just received from Brig R.- ~ jAM*Ka qu’a^toci E8.—Just received from ono or ..atod manufacturers at the North, —-..idow Shades; somo entirely new 5 , v«a.uo. P rtc«. -»^ tM0I(aAN , JTl'ER AND CHEESE.—10 firkins or Butter, US ft" tuceal SAVANNAU WHOUiSALH i llEXAU, T ONDON PORTER.—20 casks or HlbberPs snperior idjrVHii ,n ^ln %. i M. , Kv.D 3 rN te, TJUGGY UMBRELLAS.—A tow largo sizes, for sale J3 very cheap, at 8 AULSUURY A CO.’S, ” Marshall House. HITE and RED FLANNEL,-English, Welsh and American do. Just open and for sale by AIKINABURN8. A Bru*ecU;foraaleby AIKIN A BURNS. /-1ALOINBD PLASTER AND CEMENT.—50 bbta. Ro- Vj aeudalo Plaster;-100 do do Cement and Slone; for sale by [aug 28] CHAB. 11. OAMPFIELD. Inchan tress, and for sale 01 ^ IH COWDERY A WELLS. i.X bb1s-nnd31 kits of No. 8 now Maokerul; landing frombrif-VtoUercon.andforsalob^EN riOLGATE’8 SOAP AND STARCH.—100 boxes Pole \J and No. 1 Soap; 25 boxes Pearl Starch; landing from brig Excel and sclir. Plandome. _ For sale^^^^^^ half do. do.; 25 bbls [sept 20] uleA Collins’C. Sugar. Fo CRANE A HOLCOMBE. Saddlery Warehouse, Young's Building, Sign of the Golden Saddle. orroaiTa *•. a. siMnott* ctoTinwg sTonx. manufacturers of SmtiUcli, SridfcsMIntncss, Have on hand a good assortment of Saddles, Brldlcsand Harnesses, of which the following compriso a part t Span- sh Quilted, Overlaid and filiation Baddies; Planter's largo and extra largo Baddies; Men’s plain do.; English do.; Boys’ aud Rnco do.; Ladles’ Saddles of a variety or patioros; Bridles A Martengalos; Baddlo-Uags, Trunks Ac. SADDLEIPS MATERIALS.—Saddlo Trees, Skirting and Hog Skins; Pad do.; Straining and Worsted Web; Thread nnd Tacks, assorted sizes. HARNESSES.—Conch, Barouche, Buggy nnd Sulky Harnesses, of all kinds, by tho slnglo set. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buggy nnd Sulky Springs nnd Axles; Dash Frames; Hobbs and Bows, by tho slnglo sot; Plated nnd Brass 8tump Joints} ; ilato do.; patent Dash Leather, Top and Curtain do.: •read nnd narrow Laces, variety or patterns; Silk and Worsted Fringes; black nnd purple Coach Roans; Bug gy Lamps; Plated and Brass Corrlsgo Bands ; Brass and "lated Knobs, Ac. July 23 , ........Jew. } very choloe. landing from steam-ship State of jorgla, from Philadelphia, and for sole by lept % PADELFOED, FAY A CO. fEDER.SWAN HOLLAND GIN.—The subscrioera, ■ rents for tho sole Importers, offer for solo 10 pipes, uove celebrated G to, to bond. C011EN8 A HERTZ. sale by [sept 18] 8. E. BOTH WELL A CO 1ME.—500 bbls. Lime,landing, nnd for sale by aug 26 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. BALTIMORE FLOUR.—5U bbls. superior BalUmore v Flour, for sale by [aug 31] A W ROUGHT GRIDIRONS, or all sizes, for sale by aug 20 F.W. CORNWELL. C FFEE.—150 bogs Rio, and 5U bags Java, for sale by sept 18 S. E. BOTHWELL A CO. septal ( HEADS CABBAGES, just landing from steamer. sept 92 J. A. BROWN, No. 91 Whltnkewt. , POTATOES and ONIONB-Rccelved by r, and for sale by GEO. BRON80N, Corner Bay and Wliltnkcr-sts. POTATOES.—20J)arrela,Jn fine^ordcr, landing from ^cunningiiamI 1UNNY BAGGING.—100 bales, to store; for sale by ^ sept 22 WM. q 0’DH18COl.L. )ARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.—An nsMrtroont ol Bilk and Ginghams Umbrellas; also, low-priced and “ ” Just received and for sale by DxWlTT A MORGAN. ■ATACKEREL—In wholo and half basrels, for salo by lVl^sopt 15 H.J.GILBERT. ~ BALTIMORE FLOUR A BACON.—100 bbls. Sup< SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. , HOSIERY, Ac.—While and black 811k rlilloand black Silk Gloves, white, black ‘ Gloves, forgeutiemen nnd ladles; nvnrir Mping nnd Inserting, wrought Collars, b Infants’ Caps and Waists. Received HENRY LATHROP A CO. DOCKLAND LIME.—1,000 bbts. primo Rockland c cargo of brif »- [sept ai] ) landing and for salo by J. A. BilC POTATOES AND ONION8.—25 bbls. Potatoes and J Government Java C T EAS.—10 chests, Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, und Oolong Teas; Just landing and for sale by sept 21 J. A. BROWN. I pLOUR.—50 bbls. Baltimore, from new wheat, landing 1 from sebr. 11. N. Gambrllh and for sole by sept 18 8. E. BOTHWELL A CO. ulng. Just received per Ball Rosd, and fc __[sopt M] 8EABORN QOOUALL. 7XTRA CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER AND NEW i CHEESE.—10 kegs Butter, and 100 boxes Cheese, -'■reaper “ Florida.” For sale by t 18 CRANE A HOLCOMBE. r ENTUCKY ROPE FOR SALE.—1,000 colls will ‘. bo sold low for cash or approved ash or approved paper. Ronr. HABERSHAM A SON. CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. J. V. CONNERAT A CO. fUSTARD, GROUND COFFEE AND 8PICE8.—50 superior Tiger Mustard; 20 do. ground Cof- ground Black Pepper, 8p!cet and Ginger, for [sept 8] J. V. CONNERAT A CO. lu store, and for sale by W. M. DAVIDSON. T AR CORKS.—I balo assorted Jar Corks, Just receive and for sale by MOORE A HENDRICKSON. Y UTTER AND CIIEE8E.-A fresh sup';. » Butter nnd Cheese, Just received per < oopt 8 IT, Egg, Cup, Sponge Seed, Soda, Sugar, But* nd Pilot Bread. A fresh supply Just received ile by W. D. FORD, Waldburg’s Building, Jefferson-atreet. Foot of West Ilroad-st, brings, Codfish and for sale by J. A. BROWN. TjUCKEfTS,—30 dozen. Just landing and for sale by J3 sept 13 J. A. nnowN. ‘ for sale by [sept 13] ding at tOWN. uuuiu—tv UUI*. n. Cinmi riour, 1U nan aouo, 1U _ bbls. Genesee, all from New Whoat, Just landing and for sale by [sept 13] J. A. BROWN. ■»UGAR HOUSE SYRUP—A superior article. “ received and for sale by W.D.FOI sept. 7 IRD, Waldburg’s Building, Jeffenon-st. 'lOFFEE.—50 bags Jamaica Coffeo; 20 bags Java do For salo by DAVIS A sept 20 "1ANAL FLOUR.—10 wholo and hair barrels Canal J Flour, *' ‘ • sept 20 DAVI8 A COPP. T08tAR’S EXTERMINATOR—For the destruction of PLANTATION GOODS.-Kerseys,FlannoIs and Blan kets, Just received, and for sale low, by lept 18 DxWlTT A MORG; ALT.—10 tons Rock Salt; 2,000 bushels Turk’s la* 1 land do.; 400 socks Liverpool do. In store, and for e by [sept 18] CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. SEABORN GOODALL. s Rope, for aale by 8. E. BOTHWELL i 1IO (3QFFEE.—Prime Green Rio Coffee. Just n ij cel ved per schooner North Blato, and for solo by ept 17 COWDERY A WELLS. ‘TT'OR SALE.—A Mulatto MAN, 25 years of age, a good X 1 House Servant nnd Painter. Apply to sept 17 WM. wRIGHT, Broker. XT AY.—500 bales Eastern and Northern HAY. F’or Jl sale by DAVID Iti DILLON, sept 17 Foot of West Ilroad-st. AT8.—Primo Maryland Oats. For sale by V/ DAVID R. DILLON, sept 17 Foot of West Broud-sti ■|SUAS8,lroh and Bronzed Clothes and lint PINS—for X> salo by [sept 3] F. W. CORNWELL- X IME.—400 bbls. Lime, landing per schr. Mattopony; Jj for rale by [sopt3] BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. ^tlUARSj—20^KK) superior yoq ^ ■M^EW CODP18H.—Just received, and for rale by • IN sept 3 JA8. A. DROWN, 27 Whitaker st. X> AT and MOUSE WIRE TRAPS-For salo by JX aug 31 F. W. CORNWELL. •gAGGING.—60 bags Gunny Bagglng^for salo^b^ ^ Ik 6PE,—loo colls Kontucky Rope, for salo by XX sept 1 JOHN II. HULL. I)AGON SIDES.—J8 casks prime Sides, to arrive; for X> zleby [sept 1] JOHN II. HULL. X> OI’E.—200 colls Dillon’s best Rope, In store mid for XX rale by [sept 9] WILLIS A BRUNDAGE, / 1 OHllKN BUTTER A CHEESE-Undlng nnd for VJ salo by [septO] II. J. GILBERT. VITO OIL—30<) cords Oak Wood, for tale by VV aug 24 DAVID R. DILIffDN, foot W, Broad^ti /"tAIHIAGE.—400 Cabbage; Just received by steamer, Vj ond for sale by [sept 8] J. A. BROWN. M' e i$r“ liU - “• Ap,,tai ‘SS’iSowi. MON&—30 boxes Lemons: for sale by sept g J. A. BROWN,. \X7inTli BHiRTS.—A large supply of tbe above, it^at TV .received, with and without Cellars. For ' ' ' W ^ WM* ft. 8YMONS, iy Wbll ANGb^koh , SA^^-7M Acres of welMimberA I LAND, with * l Mill Seat—lying to UuUocl Porto Rico and fU. Croix Sugar. In barreiZ «wpU7 For sale by COWDERY A WELLS, TRAVELLER’S ' TRUN.i DEPOT. RANGE. JPt GEORGE 8. NICHOLS i connection with his CLOTHING F up his second story for TRAV1 TRUNKS, VALY8E8 AND CARPET BAGS,land In- ends to keep up a completo assortment or such articles, lo respocltolly Invites travellers nnd nil others to want, to call and examine his stock. Ills price, will bo tnarkod ow, and varying from $150 to 830 each, mndo up and finished Intno best stylo, nnd Air convenience. Each will bo marked with tho lowest selling prlco, nnd no abatement from 11. [mar 25] GEO. 8. NICHOLS. TRUNKS! T1H1NK8II TRUNKS!!! A very lnrgo assortment of fine and common Travclll ngTrunks, among which are Ladles’Trunks, and Hat Boxes, Just received and for sale by npr27 O. J0HN80N A CO„ I08Brynn-st. June 28 TRUNKS! TRUNKS!! Received per stonmor, a flno assort ment of Travelling and Packing Trunks. Atoo^a nice selection ofCarpet Bags. For 'PIERSON U HEIUT. WATCHES. JEIVELliy. SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE. THE Subscriber has on hand, and Is con stantly receiving from the best and most re spectable manufacturers to the country, Rich DIAMOND, RUBY, PEARL and other JEW- ELRY, and Sterling SILVER WARE: such os Table, Desert and Tea 8poons and Forks; Silver Platos and Walters, Tea Setts, Castors, Cups andSaucon, Goblets, Tumblers, Pap Boats, Soup and Sauce Ladles; Pie, Ice Cream, Cake nnd Fruit Knives; solid Silver Desert, Pickle and Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, Salt Cellars, and Fruit Knives. Silver Plated Spoons, Forks and Ladles, Cake Baskets, Castors, Walters, Snuffora and Tray*. Ivonr Balance Handle Knives, und Silver Plated on eel, Tnblo and Desert Knives. Fine Twenty-ono Day Marble Manllo Clocks, nnd com mon Brass Clocks, of every description. Gold nnd Silver Lever and Lcplne Watches, flno enam elled Hunting Watches, Gold and Silver Wntch Chains Seals and Keys, Gold nnd Silver Thimbles, Gold am Sliver Spoctacles, Rogers’ fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors and Razor Strops, Card Cases. Port Monalos, Ac. Particular attention will bo giveu to Repairing n Wntches, Clocks nnd Jowelry. From his long experience nnd oxteHsivo focllltles, he confidently believes no will satisfy all who may favor him with tholr patronage. His prices are ns low, nnd terms os favorablo, os at iy other establishment In the State. 8. VV1LMOT, No, 1 Market-square. LUMBER I LUMBER I STB AITI-S A WED Ac RIVBR LUMBER. mUESubscribers have uow on hand and will continue JL to keep a lurge nnd toll supply or well-seasoned Steam-sawed and River Boards and Scantling, or all de scriptions and sizes, which they will sell low and on ac commodating terms. Lumber will be delivered lu any part of tho city, If required. Jan 20 K. F. KINCIILEY A CO, Wllllnk’s wharf. FIG ISLAND STEAM SAW MILL. STEAM SAWED LUMBER, C ARGOES sawed to order at short notice. City orders will bo supplied and tho lumber delivered In any part of tho town. On hand, a One assortment of seasoned Plank, Boards and Scantling. Apply at tho Mill, or through Post Office, or Commu nication Box, to Republican Reading Room, to fob 14 JAME8 A. FAWNS, Agent. REOEIVEDj|l?’.roUN 0 M. COOPER.& Sepi T _ JL/ select portions or Bcripturo for every Morning « Evening throughout tho yoar, being a Companion T\AIL^ COMMENT] XJ select Japan : an Account ihlMl mhTHistorical, from Islands composing this tho prefBffi byCuoRo.Mnolwlauc,Eiq, oulborof“BrlUjliImlli? Youllpa New Drtwlns Rook. UrUlcd V<flr * n ,111 En 8D>h Uiil.cnltjj by Obarlos Aslor YjaKKn*n?S’'£. b!,Un0 ™> r ]"" Ul<,r " r “ 11 " *^tu'roRoom U,der8 0f tho Fu, l ,ll < l>,t <Pnw i and tbo September No. of Appleton's Mechanic’s Magazine. Alan, a fresh supply or: Undo Ton:’* Cabin As It Is. * Kltlo’s Isaiah and tho Prophets. . NEW IBOOKS. 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Soulbwortb, author of the Discarded Daughter, Ac, Ac. Just received and for solo by wpt 15 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. •N«to=7forft srauretmrments. Book Binders’ Worchonio, Ko. 50 OOI.D.BTnBET, NEW-YOBK. /^OOK A MANN, Importers nnd Wholesale and no- VJ toll Dealors In Book Binders’, Hatter*’ and Trunk Manufacturers’ LEATHER of every description; Book Cloth; Marble Paper; Marshall’s Thread; Binders’ Boards; Glue; Ruling Machines; Standing Presses; Patent nnd Enamelled Calf Skins, French and German. Sole agents for the sale of Georgo Dudley’s snperior bark-tanned Skivers; Blank Sheep and Law Caff Skins. Consumers who buy In large quantities will find It to their Interest to examine our Stock. AU orders promptly 3m ^ • y sept 8 attended to. CAUTION* T HE SUBSCRIBER, havlpg learned that certain reck:. less and Irresponsible parties from tbe north have been soiling, or nreendoavortog toseUto the Southern States, a certain article known as “ Patent Wife. Rail- tog." hereby caultoni the public against purchasing the ■old article from any person but the • subscriber, and bring! any person but the • subscriber, and using or selling the same to others la ■•■j -tumwjrj cuuih of Mason A Dixon’s llqe, and bor dering along tho Atlantic. The United'Stales having granted to tho subscriber, to certain Letters Patent, bearing duto February 13th, 1849, tbe “sole hnd exclu sive right or manufacturing, using nnd vending fo eth ers to be need ” the said invention. Tho subscriber Is re- solved that hereafter, he will prosecute all Infringe ments upon tho same. HENRY JENKINS, — . . • - Broadway, New-York. sep 1 U. STATUS CLOTHING EMPORIUM, WHOLESALE WARE ROOMS Nos. 17741771-g Markets, Philadelphia, (North Stde-—aiove Fburth) AT THE “RED DOORS.” T 1118 New and Extonslvo READY-MADE CLOTHING Establishment, recently opened by tho Subscribers, offers inducements to SOUTHERN and WESTERN buy ers In regard to low prices and Immense variety of stock, rarely to be met with. Tho Increase of sales from a very liberal patronage, has been such as to warrant their of fering Clothing at unusual low prices, and carrying out tbesystem of “Large Sales and Small Profits." CST Orders from nny port ortho United States prompt ly executed and with especial care. REED, BROTHERS A CO. P. 8.—Facilities will be offered buyers to p'urchaso on tho regular credit. Usual discount allowed to cast: buy ers. Iy dec 15 READY-MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE ONLY. tup and MADE CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, whicb we now offer at WHOLESALE ONLY. Dealers will at once seo the advantage of selecting from a LARUE STOCK, where the sizes are not broken by constantly retailing from It. We do not conflno ourselves to nny one particular market to getting our CLOTHING, but take advantage of several ofthu Northern markets. Ilata and Capa. We shall contlnuo ns heretofore, tho Wholesale Hat and Cap Business, and by connecting the two branches, feel confident can givo better baraalns to either brunch than were before offered In this city. Our stock Is now complete, to which wo most respectfully Invite an exami nation before purchasing, at Nos. 155 Congress and 75 St. Jullan-etrcct#, Gibbons’ Block, Savannah, Ga. Jan 20 LYON A REED. WATCHES. JEWELRY* SILVER AND PLATED WARE. THE Subscriber is now opening the largest slock and greatest variety of Watches, Jewel- lory, Silver and Plated Ware, ever recolvo before. Fancy Articles of every description In abundance. Also: Presentation Boxes, of the richest kind, varying to price from 81.25 to 8100. Ladies’ Watches, from 830 to 8255: Gent’s do M from 840 to 8200. Friends and customers are invited to call and examine, and if inten tion to please and attention to business will warrant, he hopes to rocelvo n proportionate sharo of It. G. M. GRlFFEN, Successor to M. Eastman, Second comer above Pulaski House. P. S.—Welches repaired as usuul by tbe best workmen In the United Statos.Jan 11 CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE. J* c. 1IA81BROUCK Ac CO. HAVE RECEIVED, by recent arrivals, FineOll China Tea Sets; Saucers: Dinner Bets; OIltHf and Plain Pitchors; Candlesticks, high and!EjU low: China Vases and other Mantel Ornaments} Savo-alls; Toilet Bottles; Card Trays; Mugs, gilt and em bossed, various sizes; Granite Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sots; Lustre Bowls; together with a genoral assortment of Granlto Ware; Docantors or now patterns; Pitchers; Gob lets; Wlno Tumblers, cut nnd pressed; Water and Wino Bottles; Astral, Solar and Globo Lamps; Candlesticks, plain aud colored; Finger Basina; Fruit Boskets; Dishes; Bowls; Bult Collars, various patterns: Hull Lanterns; Bo hemian Glass Toilet Bottles. Vases, Ac.; Silver, Gilt and Bronzed Girandoles and Roebucks; Plaited Fruit Baskets; Castors; Mustard Tops: Tea, Dessert nnd Tnblo Spoons; Forks; Candlesticks; Decanter Stoppers; Toa Strainers; Britannia Coffee Biggins; Urns anil Pots; Beni’s Patent Coffeo Drawers; Ten Pots; Chocolate Pots; Lamps; Can dlesticks; Cups; Mugs; Soap Boxes;Pitchers; Custers, Ac. J. O. IIASBROUCK A CO. Jnn 20 Smels* now building, Broughton-slroct. TIN-WARE AND STOVE DEPOT. Removal. JAMES SULLIVAN has removed from his m old stand In Whltakor-street, to the now and m beautiful Iron Front Store* to Brough- (I ton-street, nearly opposite I. W. Morrell A Co.’s store. K A mnro extensive assortment Ilian hereto- yWore will bo kept, and all reasonable effort made to pleaso,June 26 DkBOW’S INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES & PROGRESS OF THE Southern In three large and closely printed volumes, small type,double columns: handsome print, paper and binding. (Being a digest and abridgement of tho 12 volumes of lUBotit Review) Price 110* or #3*38 per Tolumo. D ESIROUS of supplying tho large and continually In creasing demand for the completo series or the Rei view, to 12volumesnow exhausted, the editor has been induced to make a selection of all tho Importantand va. unulo pnpers contained in them from the beginning, coin dousing, re-arranging and completing to date, and throw ing tho subjects after tho manner of tho encyclopedias, into alphabetical order. In this manner everything o| Interest nnd Importance will bo preserved to a convenient form for reference. Tho Volumes will embrace tho gist of everything that has appeared In tho Rovlew relating to tho 8outhcm nnd Western States, (an Imperfect Index or which wlU be found at tho opening of Uie loth volume.) To wit: Their History, Population, Geography, Stalls- lies; Agricultural Products, of Cotton, Sugnr, Tobacco, Hemp, Grains, Navnl Stores, etc- et<L—Manufactures,— Internal Improvements; complete statistics of Rail Roads, etc.; Plank Roads, Canals, Navigation, etc.—Statistics ol Health nnd Diseases, wenlth and progress; ratalivo con dition, whites and blocks; Slave Law and Statistics, man agement aud amelioration of slavery,-origin, history, and defences of slavery and slave Institutions; tbo valuable treatises or Harper, Hammond, Drew, on slavery, etc,;— Commerce ofthe South and West to all of it* minute particulars,eta, together with an historical nnd statistical sketch of each or the statos and cities,—the domestic and foreign trade, resources, manufactures,otc. ofthe United Stales—tho Census returns from 1790, with Uie completo statistics of the census of 185U. The volumes will bo Issued In September, October and November, 1852, and orders aro solicited in advcnce, pay- solves 1 * del,very 10 Morchant *» of to the parties them- DxBow’a Rxytxyv, of which this is a condensation, Is published monthly In Now Orleans, aud other southern and western cities, 112 to 140 pages, small print, flno pa per and engravings, nnd treats or all tbe groat Industrial mailers relating to the Bouthom and Western States, and Incidentally of tho North and the Union. Terms 85 per annum. r The volumes horoafter will be uniform with the con densed aeries. A fewsolsof the complete work may be had at the of fice, to 12 lurgo and handsomely bound volrocs. Price 842. Slnglo numbers supplied to make up sots, and bind- lug furnished ou reasonable terma. Now Orleans, Juue 1,1852, J.D.B.DsBOW. June 12 • Fathers: au Old English Story. By T. NEW BOOKS. G RAHAM’S MAGAZINE for October. Godey’s Ladles Hook for October. School for ” u Wynne. The Guerrilla Chlor, or the Romance of War. Greenwood Leaves: a collodion of Sketches and Let ters. By Grace Greenwood. Hoads and Hearts; or, My Brother, tho Colonel. Anna Hamner: a Tnto of Contemporary German Life. Translated by Alfred II. Guernsey. Our limes. By Cora Montgomery. London Punch and London Nows. wpt 23 Received by J. B. CUBBEDGE. RECEIVED 1W 2 JOHN* M?COOPER A CO. Thursday, September 23d. D ANIEL WEBSTER and his Contemporaries, By Charles W. March. Anglo-American Literature and Manners. From tbe Proncn of Phllarfito Chualcs. Godey’s Magazine for October. Grabum’s do. do. Bleak House, No. 7. By Charles Dickens. The School for Fatbors: an old English Story. ByT. Gwynno. Tho Guerilla Chief; or, A Romance of War. u5'.” i» Anno Hammer: n Talo of Contemporary German Life. By Alfred II. Guernsey. Pictorial Field Book of tho Revolution. By Benson J. Leasing. ' sept 23 REMOVAL. , IN CONSEQUENCE or extonslvo alterations toboniudo In tholr store, tho undersigned have removed to tho premises formerly occupied by Mr. Jss. Sullivan, to Whltaker-street, next door . .... , — to Mr. G. M, Griffon’s Jewnlrv Store,where may be found Gllfford Family. The bluster Builder, Lotus Eating, Time givo them a call. “* \NO FORTES, MUSIC aud ® nd Tldo < Aunt Phlll s’ Cabin, Tno Days of Ilruco, by Grnco Aguilar, The Ch id at Home, by Abbott, Laws of F. ZOOI1AUM A CO. Lire or tho Physical Education of Girls. Ac., Ac. MptP W. THORNE WILLIAMS. tholr usual varloty of PIAl MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Juno 22 FALL GOODS. a The Subscribers ore now opening their fall stylo of HATS, CAPS, Ac. Ac„ In- eluding a few cases of llceho's superior quality, to which they respectfully Invito tho utlention of their friends and the public geuc “ sept 3 : generally. LYOl FEVER AND AGUE. 2 :1 ILL FEVER, Dumb Ague, Intermittent nnd Re mittent Fevers and nil tho various forms of bilious ascs, speedily and thoroughly cured by DR. 08- GOOD’S INDIA CIIOLAGOGUE,the woll known reme dy for Fever and Ague. That old farorlto with tho public, requires no Clap Trap lo give It currency with tho people. It Is left to toll Its own story—to rest on its own Intrinsic morlta. Ask tbo candid man who has givon it a fair Irtul, ann ho will tell you what It will accomplish. It is entirely a vegetable preparation, and may bo takon by any one. with perfect safety to the most dollcalo coin slllution. In repealed Instances it has been administered to Infernal*** than a month old, suffering from attacks of Fevor and Ague, and ulways with entire success- In numberitti Instances constitutions greatly Impaired, and apparently rulnod hr n long rosldonco In a bilious ell- male, have been entirely restored by its continual and ef ficient use. For sale at wholesale or retail, by , , ■ WM. W» LINCOLN, Monumeh£squnre, JnljgO Sole Agent for this City, „ GOODS AT COST! E instein a kckman, 152 congress street, respect- fully Inform tho public, tlmt tho balance of Iholr spring and Summer Goods will bo sold out at eoelprieee, to mako room for their now and largo stock, of Fall end Winter Goods. All who wish to got bargains aro re- questod to give us a call at on early day. aug 10 T ARD.—25 barrels for sate by lj sept 13 II, J, GILBERT, West aide Market-**. J APAN: nn Account, Googmphlcul and Historical, from the earliest period; by Charles MocPariane. with numerous Illustrations, " Istcd’s Flvo Years to an English Unlversll iifurt a Story or To-Day: by Alice Caroy. my: a Pilgrimage; by II. T.Tuckermon. )botl’s Hlstorlesof Marie Antoinette, Chorlos 2nd, Bristed’a Flvo Years to an English University. Hagur: a Story ofTo-Daj-* *— " Sicily: a' " * Abbott’s Ac., Ac., complete In 16 vols. Kcloctlo Mognzlno, for September. Hunt’s Merchant’s Magazine, for September. Tho IUlthcdale Romance, Up Country Letters, The Clifford Family. The Muster Bur*-- * - rpiiu odd Fellow? text hook, „„ 15355 Detail of tho Svilein, In nil Ita bnuichoi; with Fomut Laromnnltah nni odo« wllli Miulo, Ibr lmiHm.nl occ«! ■Ions, und a Manual of Prucllco for Ilio gulannco or Ota- coni Mil Itadnos. With ologmit IIIUHtrnllvo Engravings, lly Pllsehsl Donaldson, D. D. Grand Wnstarof IboU W^OrandLmlg. of Northern No*. York. Pl.llndolpblnt Mosa ic Jlrolhor, 18jd, Just rocofvod and for snlo’by 1. II. OUJIEEDGli To Jowoller. and Silver Smith. 1 BOWING MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Manufactured aud Warranted, tud constantly on haud, by GEO. W. WICKS, No. 4 Liberty Place, Between Malden Lane and Llbory-slreet, New-York. may 20 ly JEOLIAN PIANOS. A tine assortment of Boston PIANOS, with or without the admirable zEollan accompaniment,made by tbo oldhotueol Hnllet,DavlsA Co^inny bo found at their New-York Warorooms, 297 Broadway. Their Southern and West ern customers will bo accommodated hero. Prices to all customers tbe samo as to Boston. A full supply ol second hund Pianos. Pianos to let. Music at wholesale and retail. Liberal discount to tho trade. GOULD A BERRY,', 297 Broadway, Now-Yor’- xtcnilve ptibUs Sheet.Music and - Pianos or Music, sup* 3mo aug 17 HTfH; llollet, Davis A piled onllbornl terms. iaratui. Soda Water A] william . Machinist und Drnss Finisher, ALSO MANDPAOTUXXR OP 8E LF-itCTIN Q ^^ERA'H)!^ aSdH^TLINO d MACHINES, AT THX Soda Wator AparuUs^mnnufuctorr, One Door from Beekman-st. New-York. Draught Tubs, Coolers to Tubs,Copper Fountains, Bottio Moulds, Forre^Pumjvs^Gosometeri, Generators, STILLMAN’S PATENT OTEAM GAUGES. ^ fobbing Done at the Bhorteat Notice. HOSIERY AND UNDERGARMENTS. 104 BOWEnV"fNE5!l W 0BAND-8TBEET.) Now.Yorkj I MPORTERS and Manufacturers of UNDERGAR MENTS AND HOSIERY or every desert ption, which they ure selling at extremely low prices. SUk, Merino. Cotton, and Woolen Uuderveeta and Fonts, of every size and quality, made to order. • .. Particular attention invited to the various qualities of ZEPHYR UNDERGARMENTS,: for summer wear, so highly recommended by the medi cal faculty aa geutle absorbents of perspiration, preserv ers of health and promoters of comfort. Twenty-five years experience to tho same business, and in tho samo neighborhood, has shown the advan tages of selling at n very small profit. Please call and examine the assortment. Goods freely shown, but no one urged to buy I The lowest price Invariably stated, and no abatement. The wholesalo and retail departmentsentlrely separate, tony 3•“ tuwfim GENERAL NEWSPAPER. ADVERNSInS AND SUB SCRIPTION OFFICE. 80 Broadway* near Wall-street* NKYV-VOIIK. mar 14 , [Established In 1843.1 New York Wire Bailing Works. rpHB Subscriber Manufactures . ■ JL Wire Railing for public and private grounds Verandahs, Window Guards and Grating; Wrought and Oast Iron Railing, Iron Columns, Iron Doors aud Shutters, Iron Bedsteads, and Iron Fund- Wire Fences, for Plantations, Railroads, Ac* msdo entirely on a new plan, with rails and Iron post*; S rices at 0,11, and 13 cents per running foot 4jf foothlgh; ir circulars with designs address „ , JNO. R-W1CKERSHAM, 240 Rroadway. N. Y. » N * JlfTvP 10 Subscriber Would refer to tbo enclosure of Forsyth Place, the railing and gallery work at the Jewish Synagogue and a number of dwellings to Savannah, the enclosure or theprivnle cemetery ofthe Erorett femlly st Fort Valloy, and also to his Work at Macon, Madison, and other places to Georgia. Orders will bo received.by G. W. HARD- CA81LE, Agent for Mr. VV n No, 25 (fongrcss-slreet. mar4 ly Dying “d Benovatini^tabliahment. 73 York-st.,rear of the Court House, Established lit 1838. T ADIES’ Silk und Woolen Dresses, Shawls, Table ±J C irors, Ac. Clejmed, and Dyed various colors; l*adles’ Bonnoi* Blenched and Pressed In a faslilonsblo stylo; Kid Gloves Clonnod and Gontiemon’s Garments Cleaned, Renovated or Dyed as may bo required. AUdone to the samo style which has generally so much pleased my patroi!* and friends. Terms moderate, Persoi’t sending parcels by Steamboats, or Rail-Road, are requesJM to writo per mailed that I may knownwbere to call for thorn. . ALEXANDER GALLOWAY, lapr 1 tuw T HE SUBSCRIBER has JusrVocelved a select assort- rnont of Ladles’ light colorod I.inen Gallon; also, Radios’ Black and While Kid and Salto Slippers, which ho respectfollv Invllea tho public to call and examine, st Gibbons’ Buildings, algu ofthe largo Boot. Ju!y 10 WILLIAM HEIDT. UUMMEIl CLOTHING* T ,„, „ AT REDUCED BRICES. 1 IIL Siibscrlbpra will shortly commence receiving their stock or Fall nnd Winter aotblng, which will occupy tholr entire room, and, therefore tho remainder of titelr Suinmor Goods at unm^dcnlS low rates. lJioso In Immodlato want would do well to “ivo them a call. 8AULSDURY A CO, »«g3l Marshall House. a n.i^CHAJVOE ON NEW-YORK) A T SIGHT, In suma to suit purchasers, for tale by ■A aug 4 PADELFGIU), FAY A CO. Esq. Tho objeot of iho author Is to roprosent tho condi tion or tho slnvo In his rudo but aimfortablo Cabin, his ? " CC “V Q ‘ 0, “ «io rolallons bolwoeu iniuitor and slavo, tho mistaken Impulses nnd miscon ceived views of tho Northern Philanthropist, Ac, Ac, and to represent the passions nnd sentiments In their natural forms, M tho same aro displayed In tho liumblost lot In human society, thus allowing that, to tlio cosoof tho slavo at least, contentment bestows more happiness Ihun freedom; and at the same time to represent, as it ts.ncjnss of poopto, vlxi tho Planter, to whom Justice has seldom boon done, and whoso character, as exhibited In overydayllfo,!* well calculated to win tbe amiable Judgment of the world. Reoelvsd, and for sale by JOHN M. COQPEIt AGO, General Digested Index to Ueorgla Reports, ...- - eluding Dudley,Chariton, Kelly. Cobb, and Georgia —itlnutlo Sketches eclslons. By T. R. U. Cobb and Copt. Mackfnnon’a Atlantto and 1 —alloat und ashore. • Fourtl; volume of Memolra of Rev. Dr. Chalmers, Bishop Butler’s Analogy or Religion. Edited by G. R, Crook*. Chambcra' Llfo and Work* of nurns—3d vol. Ciocro’s TUscuIanDlsputatlons, By Dr. A nth uipt 18 W. THORNE WILL .. .,!ithon. WILLIAMS. .. FALL AND WINTER 1858. T HE SUBSCRIBERS aro now receiving their stock o( Foreign aud Domestic DRY GOODS, to which thoy invito tho attention of the public generally. • DaWlTT A MORGAN, MpIO Rlberoo’eBuilding,Congress-street-, T HE Hlghost'Cw^PriM i pufd I forLand & Vv'arranU by July 6 A. O. TOMS,- No. 126 Bay-street.. “"SAVANNAH DRil RIMJliiMf To Ship Owners, Dlastera and Conslgneenof Vessel* rpilESuscribor reenoctftilly Informs them that tho: SA- X VANNAH DRx DOCK Is now In succesefol oners- tiop. and It Is calcnlalod to lake In shlpsof any claM/roni 100 to 1500 tons burthen. It Is 230 foot long and. 05 feri wide, und completo to evory particular. A Jorge gang ol workmen Is employed and a large supply of materl*l»l» iiJttttLlittftirifflllliftMItto' repaired with M .miJch Pomp nnd »!<>'* MafclnB i un-mlr-1-. mill every effort ■•nsnatoh win any other port. Pump 11 ff. 8 ®!ti» * work dono on tho promfiw ".Lyfg£B»agaaak.. ,tag. of otflry -UUi, Pillow Duo l.lOora,' btoockwl
