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Newspaper Page TextSAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1851. PRENTICE’S Great Southern Dnguerrinn Gallery. PICTURES executed in the highest stylo of the X Art,nnd inall wenthors. Children tnken in throe second*. All kinds of Stock for sale, uud instructions in the Art. W. V. PRENTICE, Over the Music Store, jnn 18 Market-square, Savannah. FISK’S METALLIC mUUAL CASKS. sept 3 1y Sole agents i . MORRELL A 00., i this City for the Inventor “ DIRECT TRADE.” A ( AHI). W E Have accepted the agency for establishing a permanent and KBGUI.AH “ Direct Trade," between Savannah, Ga.,uud Amsterdam, Holland, mid will have n ship or ships ready to rccoivo freights by tho first of January. Those friendly to the enterprise uml wishing to tain it, will please inform us: how much Cotton, Rick, Lumukr, Cotton Yarns, and Cotton Osna hurgs they wish to semi by the Hist ship,—those be ing the articles intended for tho first “Export’ 1 \^o design tho first cargo of “import” to bo Swccd ish or German Iron, Juvu Codec, and such other arti cle* us our merchants and others may ordor through us. We lire here for trade, Foreign and Domestic, and will he pleased to receivo Cotton and other Pro duce (Liquors exckftkd) for sale inSavunnah, or for shipment to any of tho American markets, or for Livor- pool,or the “Continent qf Europe;” we will make libnrul advance* in all cases. G. W. GA11MANY A CO., Nos. 01) and 101 Bar Gtroet. Bnvannnh, Go.. Nov. 20th, 1851. DANCING AOAM1UY. A RONAUD respectfully informs his patrons that • his Academy will hnreuftor open at 4 o’clrck, P. M., for Young Ladies and Musters. During this son- son ho will introduce all the new fat-hionublo Dances, such as the Tempcte, Ziugurilln, Boleros, Ac. For furthor particulars, inquire at the Academy during hours of instruction, or at his residence, No. 135 Con gress street. Tuition Day*—Tuesday*,Thursdays uml Saturdays, from 4 to (3 P. M. for Young Ladies and Musters, ami from 0 to 10 P. M. for Geutlcmon. Saturday Scholars aro informed that the Baud will he in utlomluiice. m>v 14 DANIEL BE KG, DRAPER AND TAILOR, No. 112 Bryan Struct, Siivniinnli H AVING just returned from the North with u largo and well assorted stock of CLOTHS, CASS1- MKRES and VESTINGS, 1 tako this mode of in forming the public that 1 um now prepared to cut and make Gentlemen's Clothes, which 1 will warrant to fit. Having ulso brought out a select stock of all kinds of Men’s and Boys’ READYMADE CLOTHING, I hog tho putromigeof the public, assuring thorn of iny abil ity to fit and suit any one, especially as being connec ed with tho first houses in New York and Philadelplii. , nud having an agent at the North who will execute all Orders for Clothes entrusted to uie faithfully and promptly. Through this I um enabled to sell goods a* low and lower than any other establishment of tho kind in this city. 1 have also for sale all articles up portal jing to Gentlemen’* wear, such as HATH, Caps, Shir«, Drawers, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, SocaJ, Combs, Brushes, Arc. Ac. Also a large assort ment ofTUUNKS, Carpet Hugs, Umbrellas, and other articles too numerous to mention. N. B.—Country Merchants and others will do well to cull before purchasing elsewhere, us 1 warrant givo them satisfaction. ly net 14 DIRECT importation: fresh seasonable coons Selected n PA It IS express!u fur this Market. fllHE SUBSCRIBER iuvites the attention of his X friends and the public to his Full Stock of FASH IONABLE GOODS, just opened ut his Tayloring and Clothing Establishment, on Buy street, where he invites them to cull and nxuniino for them selves, the varioty of now stylos of superior French CLOTHS. Cassiuiores, Doeskins, Vestings, Cravats, Hcarfs, uml other articles for gentlemen's wear. These Goods aro imported diroct tothiscity by himself, and wpre selected last month in Paris, by a competent and experienced ngont, and he now offers them to the pub lic, confidant Hint they will give the highest sutisiac- ioi. in every respect. t. jfiT' Tho above Goods will bo sold by the pieco or pattern, or will bn uiude to order. Tho subscriber having opene.d a correspon dence and made arrangements by which he ht-s se cured the personal services of a confidential and com petent ttgeut in Paris, is now prepared to import any kind ot French Goods on Commission. All orders Accompanied >»y tlio cush, a ill bo fuithfully uml strict* ly attcuJcd to. or* The subscriber keeps ulso on hand his usuul stock of Goods in his lino, comprising piece Goods, ' l.mioi? ,1U r C . lo , t, ,‘ in «> i ' i nd u gcne.ul assortment of gon- JOHN MALLERY. J. T. JONES, I> Ion it mi* nt Hqnnre, Wont Side, U AH Received, per-ship Alcyone, from Loudon, a tine assortment of Double and Singlo-burrellcd GUNH. He also keeps constantly on-hand a varied stock of Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Percuesioti Cans, Shot and Powder. Rides made to order, and repuiring in every branch of tho Guusmithing business done in the best style, net 23 ly THE GREAT SUMMER MEDICINE!! Bit. UUY80TT»H IMPROVED EXTRAC T OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, 1 7*OR the cure of all disease* or disorders generated by impure blood. Its great success justly entitles it to theuuine of the GREAT AMERICAN SPECIFIC. So fur us it is known it is universally appreciated, ami many eminent physicians use it daily in their prac tice witli the most happy effects, nud certify tliut it is the best extract in existence, ami the only one tliut STANDS THE TEST OF TIME. Every year adds to its great popularity, mid multi plies its astonishing cures. The victim of HEREDITARY SCROFULA, With suppurating glands, honcy-comhcd flesh, nud caries eating into his hones, finds Guysott’s Yellow Dock uud Sursaparilla u balm for his afflictions. His horrible torments arc assuaged, and his malady not only relieved, hut PERMANENTLY CURED. It may he safely assorted, from the results of past experience, that Dr. Guy soil’s Extract of Yellow Dock and Sursaparilla is, beyond ull comparison, the MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY ON EARTH for the following discuses, uud ull others proceeding from VITIATED BLOOD. Scrofula or Kings' Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuta- ueous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustule on the face, Blotches, Boils, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or To • ter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pains of tho Bone, and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Lumbago, am. diseasesariaingfrom injudicious use of Mercury, Acites or Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Liver Complaint, Ague and Fever, Intermitting Fever, Chol era Morbus, Dysentery, Diurrlnea, Plotnora of Blood in the Head, Piles, Pains in the Bnck, Sides, Breast or Loins, and all forms of Musculnr, Glundulcr nud Skin Discuses It is u sovereign specific for Genernl Debility, and the host renovator for a Broken Constitution. It bra ces and rc-invigorntes every organ, promotes activity and regularity in every function, and produces that condition of the whole physical system, which is tho best security for LONG LIFE l Let nil who wish to purge the hluodfrom the impuri] ties contracted from the free indulgence of tho appe tite during the winter, and to prepare the system to RESIST SUMMER EPIDEMICS, rksort now to Guysotte’s Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is proving itsolf an antidote for inuny of the most malignant diseases that fiesh is heir to, and they will never be disappointed; for in this remedy the public faith has never wavered—never can waver; for it is founded on experience, just as their want of faith in other and spurious compounds is ulso founded in experience: They FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS to seek hope, life, and vigor from this PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY. Therefore, however hrokcucd down in health uud spirits, however louthsomo to himself and others, let no one dosnuir of recovery, let the patient only un derstand that his hope of physical restoration lies only in “ Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sar: saparilla," uml persuade him for his LIFE’S SAKE to try it, nud wo have no hesitation in predicting his speedy restoration to health, As a means r 1 * “ ' *' WOMAN' it has no equul ii: tho materia mudicu, and at that critical period of life, when the first stage of her de cline commence*, its cordial and invigorating Proper ties will unable her to PASS THE CRISIS SAFELY. None genuine unless put up in large bottles containing a quart,and name of the Syrup blown in the glass, with the written siguaturo S. F. Bonnctt on the outsido wrapper. Price, $1 per bottle—or G bottles for $5. Sold by SCOVlL A MEAD. 113 Chartres street, New-Orleuus. Sole General Agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders must ho addressed. Sold by J.M. TURNER, Savannah. “ J.M. TURNER A CO. “ And by ouc nppoiurod Agent in overy town in Georgia Fill IE Subscribers have just received n large ship .1 meiit of all kinds of Stoves, for Purlor, Ilall ami Offices, which makes their assortment complete. They would most respect folly invito tho public generally to call and examine them, at their Old Stand, South of the market, (nov 10) McARTHOR It, MORSE. cherry' pectoral, FOR THE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bron chitis, Croup, Asthma, Whoop ing-Cough & Consumption. In offering to tho community this justly celebrated remedy for disease of tho throat uud lungs, it is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of tho afflict ed, but frankly to lay before them the opinions of dis tinguished men uml some of tho evidences of its suc cess. from which they can judge for themselves. Wo sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild ussortious or false statements of its efficacy, nor will wo hold out any liopo to suffering Immunity which fucts will not warrant. Many proofs aro hero given, and wc solicit an inqui ry from the public into all wo publish, fooling assured they will find them perfectly reliable,and the medicine worthy their host confidence and patronage. From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Materia Mcdica, Bowdoin College. Dcur Sir : I delayed answering the receipt of your preparation, until I had an opportunity of witnessing Its effects in my own family, or in the families of my friends. . This I have now done with tf high degreo of satis faction, in cases both of adults uml children. 1 have found it,ns its ingrodieuts show, a powerful reinedv for colds and coughs, and pulmoiinry diseases. PARKER CLEAVELAND, M. D. Brunswick, Me., Fob. 5,1847. From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in this city. Lowell, Aug. 10,1819. Dr. J. C. Ayer: I have been cured of tho worst cough 1 ever hud in my life, by your “Cherry Pec toral,” uml never fail, when I have opportunity, of recommending it to others. Yours respectfully, S. D. EMERSON. if this medicine is patient had become very feeble, uud the effect of tho medicine was unmistakably dis tinct United States Hotel, Saratoga Springs, \ July 5, 1849. $ >r. J. C. Ayer—Sir: I have been afflicted with painful a flection of the lungs, uml nil the symptoms of settled consumption, for more than a your. 1 could find no medicine that would reach my case, until 1 ommcncod the use of your “Cherry Pectoral,” liirli gave me gradual relief, and I have been steadi- / gaining my strength, till my health is well nigh re stored. While using your mudiciuc, I hud the gratification of curing with it my reverend friend, Mr. Truman, of Sumpter District, who hud been suspended from his parochial duties by u severe attack of bronchitis. I have pleasure in certifying these fucts to you, And am, sir, yours respectfully, J. F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina. With such ussurance, uudfroinsuchmcii,nostronger proof can he udduced, except tliut found ill its effects upon trial. Prepared und sold by JAMES C. AYER, Pruclicnl Chemist, Lowell, Muss. Sold in Savannah by J. M. TURNER, T.M. TUR NER A CO., and ull the Druggists throughout the city and state. 6ino June 26 Gin DYING INI) UKJXOVATING , establishment, <3 York-st., rear of the Court House, Savannah, Qa . established in 1832 ADILS Silk and Woollen Dresses, Shawls, Table Covers, Sec. cleaned, and dyed vurious color*, Lu- die* Bonnets Bleached and Pressed in a fashionable style, Kid Gloves Cleaned, und Gentlemen’* Garment’* Cleaned, Renovated or Dyed as inuybo required. All done in the same stylo which hu* generally so much pleased my patrons and friends. Term* moderate.-— Orders from the country uud interior of Georgia, Florida, und South Curolina, thankfully recoived and punctually attended to. upr 22istawos4tly ALEXANDER GALLOWAY, 4’I ADJNET MAKING mid UPHOLSTE— 11V.—H. S. BOGARDUS, No. 25 Bull st., would inform the citizens of Suvnniiuh, that ho bus taken the above store for the purpose of carrying on the Cubi- uut uud Upholstering business, viz : Making new and repairing old furniture. Old furniture bought and sold. The bottoms of Sofas, Divnus, and Ottoman*, made over and re-covered. Gluss plates of ull sizes kopt for sale. Carpets, Oil Cloth, und Matting, cut ami put down. Bell* uud Lamps hung; Curtains and Roller Blinds put up. Musicul Instruments of nil kinds re paired. Wool, hair and inoss Mattresses for sale; Also feather beds, bolsters and pillows. Old Muttrcsses made over in the best mnnuor. " Every description of Coffin* on band und made to order, of tho best materials and finish : Prices low. II. S. B. has been engaged in the ubovo business in the city of Bavuiiuuh, for the last seventeen yours, which induces him to believe llmt ho cun picas* ull those who will favor him with a portion of their work, qpril 10—ly T bUAlHKK, LUMBBK. HE undersigned, intending to continue the Lum ber business on his own account, will keep con stantly on hand a quantity of River Sawed Lumber. Ranging Timber, and Shingles; also Oak, Ash an ’ Piue wood. JNO. F. O’BYRNE, nov 20 ly At the old stand, O’Byrno.s wharf. F pi RACING CLOTH—F< X man, Engineers, Sic. C ~ « • r tho uso of Draughts- ftyon Paper, of various colors. Mathematical Instrument*, single or iu cases— u fino and well selected stock. Recoived by nov 7 JOHN M. COOPER Si CO. lUtt,BUCKWHBAT 5 HAiU8. «Xcc.—-30 bbla Hiram Smith’s premium futility Flour ; 50 do Pure Goiiosee do; 10 bulf bbls Buck wheat do; 10 qr bbls aud 10 kegs do; 20 tierces Bal timore) Sugar Cured Ilams; 50 hhls Mackerel, Nos. 1, 2 and 3; 75 half do, Nos. 1 and 2; 50 hhls Stewart’t. Clarified Sugar. Luudiug from bark Rhodes and shin Sil&sLeouard, audlbruule by SWIFT, DENSLOW & CO. |VBTICE.—Tin, subscribers huvo tilts day usso< . 1 themselves lojjetlior, for the transaction ul the AUCTION ami GENERAL COMMISSION UUSI- N ESS, under the stylo of TARVEll & TRUCK ELUT, aud respectfully tender tlioir sorvicos to their friends uud tho public generally. , John v. tarvf.r, O' 1 1 EUGENE J. TRUCHELUT. ( AO-PAHTNEItSIilll" NOTICE •—The uuder- ■T "‘SJ^°d have this day formed a connection* with Mr. E. W. Marshall, and will coutinue tho Wholesale Dry Goods business undor tho firm of Roberts, Foote A -Marshall. June 3 CHEAP OttOCJttltlJBS.' T HE Undersigiiod would most respectfully inform tho citizen* of Savnuuah und its vicinity, that ho 1ms one of tho most carefully selected and choico stock of Groceries in the city, ull of which he will sell ut the lowest cash prices. Captains of VohhcI*, lloiird- liiK-IlouMO Keeper#, Private FuinillrM, and others, would do well to call uml examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, us he flutters liimsolf can oflWr tTi tliut lie c •tch inducements us will enable thoin to purchase a goex article of Groceries at a much lower price than tho same quality of goods cun be ob tained for ut any other store in the city. Having made arrangements with sumo of the first Importers, Ac., in the city of New York, he will al ways huvo a fresh supply of articles ut the lowest pos sible cash prices. C. B. SCALLY, NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING stoke. FT11IE Subscribers having just arrived in this ci X mid opened tho elegant new Store, corner of Congress uud Jeffersou-stroets, beg leave to announce to the citizens of Savannah, and to dealers aud others in the country, Tliut from und uftcr the 1st of September lust., they will keep always on hand an ample supply of READY MADE CLOTHING, of overy description, from the most common to the finest articles. They will also furnish overy thing that can quired for u geutlemun’s wurdrohe, such us SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, DRAWERS, UNDER SHIRTS, BOOTS, SHOES, CAPS, HATS, SOCKS ami GLOVES. Also, all sorts of BLANKETS, TRUNKS, CAR PET BAGS, GUNS, PISTOLS, Ac. All persons in town and country arc respectfully ro quested to call und cxumiuo onr stock and ascertain our prices. A large assortment of BOYS’ CLOTH 1NG constantly on hand. sept 15 ly MAAS A IIKYMANN. Rend tho following, uml * Lirtli a trial. This patient had FALL AND WINTER. GOOD*. T HE subscribers have received by recent arrivals, mi extensive supply of PLAINS, KERSEYS, BLANKETS, aud other PLANTATION articles. Which, together with a general assortment of FANCY uud STAPLE DRY GOODS, suited to the present uud approaching seasons, arc offered for sale iu quan tities to suit purchasers on liberal terms, by JAMES ANDERSON Si CO., oct 4 No. 70 St. Juliun und 103 Bryan streets. BOOLE’S HYPERION FLUID, FOR RESTORING, PRESERVING AND EM BELLISHING THE HAIR. I S now considered by evory one the best article ever produced. The unprecedented snlo, increasing de mand, and universal satisfaction it gives, have more than realized tho most sauguiue expectations of the inventor. The “Hyperion” is a Vegetable Compound, which besides its tonic uud stimulating qualities, recommend ed by the most eminent Physicians, combines ill itself a thorough cleansing wash, blended with a silky, glossy moisture for the hair, bettor than any oil,greuse, or pomatum, yet free from their deleterious effects; ami possessing intrinsic values never before uttuined for preventing BALDNESS AND GRE¥ IIAIR, entirely curing Scurf, DuudrufV, uud ull other diseases of tho skin ; disposing the lmir to curl, und positively changing tho harshest lmir into the most soft, glossy, aud healthy state—giving it n darker color. The Liuiies consider it invaluable, as it keeps tho parting clean, ami tho Iiuir iu pluce und curl. On chil dren’s heads it lays the foundation of a good licud of hair. A Treatise on the Anatomy und Physiology of the Hair, with directions for preventing baldness, remov ing dandruff, and preserving the natural beauty and softness of the hair, by YVm. Bogle, uccoinpuuies each bottle. The proprietor bus innumerable certificates, ex tolling its manifold virtues, from eminent Physical!*, Divines, mid citizens of the highest respectability, and begs to give as a sumplo the following from u well no wn gentleman: Charleston Hotel. Charleston, S. C., March 7,1851. Mr. IPm. Bogle: Dear Sir—Some time ago my hair commenced falling off, und to such an extent, I began to fear 1 should turn prematurely bald. After using many of the popular articles of the day, a friend suggested your “ Hyperion Fluid,’’which I was induced to try, with, I confess, hut little hope of success. 1 was, however, surprised and gruified idler a shorttriul to find a decided improvement, aud I now possess a full crop oflicalthy hair, which I can only attribute to the extraordinary qualities of your justly celohruted Hyperion Fluid.” You are nt liberty to publish this for the benefit of hers similarly afflicted, and I hope success may crown your deserving efforts, and tliut your sales of the Hyperion Fluid may be coinmensuruto with its iicrits. Yours very respectfully, THOMAS S. NICKERSON. FOR THE COMPLEXION—A NEW ARTICLE. BOOLE’S HEBE AI ON I A, PreservlnflnnilBeiuitlfyiiiB tlmComplcxion und rendering it Fair, Delicate and Transparent. FINIIE Proprietor, with ull honorable consciousness X of meriting the approval of the fair sex, ventures to bring the above article undor their notice, confident of its superior merits. Wherever it has been used it has proved itself admirably adapted ns a cutaneous cos metic, uud pronounced equally efficacious for eradi cating tans, pimples, and other eruptions of the skin, as the Hyperion Fluid has proved itself for restoring the lmir. gFor Children.—AstfioHcboniouiuisentirclyinnoccnt in its composition, it may be used with the most perfect safety for children; its balsamic properties nourishes the skin in its embryo stato, keeping it free from all impurities. Genial und purifyiug, it is at once both soothing und pieusing to tho little patients. Agents for Savannah, Tuos. M. Turner Si Co.,L. . Mvers, and Moore & Hendrickson. Charleston, IIavelland, Habrall AC.», und P. M. Cohen & Co. Augusta, IIavelland, Risley & Co., and D. B. Plumd. New York, Sands & Co., aud Cary & Co. mar 15 stuth It) bales Schley’s Georgia Plains ; 5 cases lmt’n do. do.; 3 do. Washington Kerseys; 3 hales all wool Plains; lease Plaid Lindsey; 1 do. Copperlield Plaids; 10 bales Duffel ltluukets, assorted ; which, with a va riety of other styles, will lie ottered to merchants und planters nt lowest market prices by nov in Laroche, bowne & co. REMOVAL. DESTINY CAREFULLY CALCU- lated and set on Paper. A strology the celebrated dr.c. W. ROBACK, Professor of Astrology, Astronomy, Phrenology,uud Geomancy,accompanied withCONJU RATION, irom Sweden, Office No. 0, VVhito-st., New York City, otters his services to the citizenu ofSa- vuniiuh. Hchasboonconsultedbyalltho crowned heuds ol\Europc, und enjoys n higher reputation us an Astro loger than any one living. Nativities calculated ac cording to Geomancy—Ladies $3, Gentlemen $5. Persons ut u distance can have their nativities drawn by sliding the date of the day of their birth. All let ters containing the above fee will receive immediate attention, and Nativities sent to any part of the world written on durable paper; and he is prepared to muko use of his power by conjuration on uny of the follow ing topics : Courtship, udvice given for the successful accomplishment of a wealthy inarriuge; he hut: power to rodccmsuch us aro given to the free u» tho bottle; and for nil cases of hazard, uml for the recovery of stolon or lost property, and tho purchas ing oflottory tickets. Thousands of tho above named cases have been douo iu this city and its vicinity, and in the United Stutos, to tho full satisfaction of all. 10,* 000 Nativities or Horoscopes have been cast during the last four years while bore. Letters will answer evory purpose, and will do as well as to call in per son, ami tiic mail is now so safo that persons need not lcnr to trust money through the Post Office. Dr. Koliuck receives from 500 to 1000 letters monthly, and has nevor missed one. All letters will hereligiously attended to, if prepaid. C. W. ROBACK, No. G Whitc-st., New York City. OP* Almanacs, by C. W. Ilobuck, will be given those who apply at the office of the Morning Hews. kept 9 * Gm Eastern liny, 50,000 Bricks, 0,000 fuel Lumber— cargo of schr. Mary Jane ; landing uml for sale by nov 7 B1UGIIAM, KELLY Si CO. IIAPE SHAWI.S, plain uml embroidered, Black Tliibot .Shuwls, Cashmere Scarfs, together with a lull assortment of Square uud Long Shawls, for sale by t» ov 5 1 La ROCHE, BOWNE & CO. ITS -GO bales prime North River Hay, landing per ship Murion, uud for snlo by nov 7 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. pARPENTEtt’S HHACKS.—I have on Imml VV a full usbortmciit, among which aro some of Mar- pic’s suporior Bruces, with self-acting spring, nov E. HOPKINS, Agent. i ^OIt SAKE, by ANDREW LOW & CO., Orrcl Coul—on tho YVImrf. nov 1 lm ceived per steamer Florida, wucgiiuiciii, uuu case plain aud embroidered Crape Shawls, which they will dispose of ut very reduced prices. »»ov M. PRENDERGAST & CO. R azor brushes, combs, p u Mouaics, rioups, Perfumeries of all received Orleans, uud 400 coils Philadelphia Rope ; also, 75 bales Bagging, in store und for sale low to close co, signment, by (nov 3) CHAS. A. GREINER. [VEYV 111 At I i Nos. 1, 2, und 3. Just landed, nnd Cor sale by nov 11 McMAHON & DOYLE. ’iiitugc ’49 and ’50; ulso 20 packages Rochelle uul Bordeaux Brandy iu halves, quarters and eighths, in U. B. Bonded Warehouse. For sale by nov 11 W. M. DAVIDSON. F liOIJlt.- etta—200 -10 hulfbbls. landing from schr. lioun 200 lbs. thrco-corded Gilling Twine, uud 10 half bbls. Lard ; for sale by nov 21 EDW’D O’BYRNE. ter bbls. No. 1 Mackerel; 25 kits do No. 2 and 3 Jo; 25 quintals Codtieh ; landing from ship Eli Whitney, und for sale by nov 21 WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO. I jMtBKU GARDEN SEEDS.—A LARGE ami WELL SELECTED stock, consisting of overy variety used in this climate, and selected witli great care expressly for this market. Just received by steamer, aud lor sale wholesale and retail by nov 20 J. DeMARTIN, C ORN.—1,200 bushels prime white Corn, luudiug per bi-iglluurictta, and for sain by nov 21 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. from steamer Alabama, and for sule by »»v *9 COHENS & HERTZ. f lVERI’OOE SALT.—-4,000 Sadrs luudiug XJ from burquo Favorite. For sale by ANDREW LOW Si CO. O RltEJU COALS.—Landing from burquo Favo rite, from Liverpool . For sale by ANDREW‘LOW Si CO. *On UAEIiONS VARNISHES, of various kinds und quality; for sale by ****** ,A J. H. CARTER, Druggist, Jcfferson-st., » AJOT. 1 ,®?- - T 1 ' 0 Co-purtncnihip of Marilmll & Aikiu is litis day dissolved liy mutual consent rhe name of the firm cau ho used by either of the un- dersigued in closing tho business. E. VV. MARSHALL, -■ |Ulle •* ALEXANDER A1K1N. Tundersigned having purchased the interest of h - W. Marshall, in the late firm of Marshall & stand’ u, 1 ,1 co,1 f lu “ e 1,10 Dry Goods business ut the old fX 'soliS;. ,h ° *™ “ f yki " * B “™*. «*><' respect- luny solicit a coutinuunce of its former patrons. iune 1 ALEXANDER AIKIN, J THOMAB H. BURNS. JR. SUM) do do Planting do; 95 bJ.ws^'r™'“l"® Biscuit; 60 bbls. Butler, Sugar lid S.UllTr ‘i?° d " 75 boxes, and 50 H do new Raisi-,, new.cafe j * novao 8CKANTON, JOHNSTON & Co. Hr p-KHNCH EXTRACTS AND COLOGNE -* Just received ono case of Lubiu's Extracts, fur K llie handkerchief, and Joseph Am. Farina Cologne, . _ Which for the permanency^f (heir perfume, are uusur- •'■■!*/■■” pnssod; also, some highly perfumed French Soaps. For salo by LaROCHE, BOWNE & CO. rjARFETINGS AT COST.-A few piece, of ^ Rich Tapostry Brussels, nud Thompson villa tbreo nnd two ply Carpeting*, being the last of an auction - lot, will be disposed of at cost lor cash, by B. F. McKENNA, No. 135 Congros*-8t. N. B.—Hemp and Raw Silk Carpetings, suitable for °botI rooma * or crum *» cloths, for sale cheap. PORT OF PLY MOTH AND DEVONPORT, ENG CHARLES WOOD, AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, A DVANCES Money, to any amount, on Goods cor signed, for sale, by Auction, or otherwise. Tho attention ofoxporters is rospectfblly directed to this announcement. The above port comprises grout ad vantage* for tho sulo of Southern products—Corn, Sugar, Rico and Tobacco, would always command the highest market prices—containing, as it docs, a large population, und being an extensive Nuval Station. ltoforto W. R. Symons, Suvunnuh. nov 8 CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING". P IERSON & HEIDT, Nu. 10 VVlihuker-stroot. Sn- VAuuah, huvo boon and ura cou»Uiutly receiving an extensive assortment of READY-MADE CLOTH ING and Goutlomen’s Furnishing Goods. We would respectfully iuvito tho utteution of Merchants visiting the city to our stock, gotten up expressly for our trudo. Great caro has been observed at to the stylo and inako of our Garmeuts, und wc are detormiued to sell as low as can be purchased in Now York. Our stock of Fancv Goods is complete, uud wc invite our friends to call and examine for themselves. PIERSON & HEIDT, Clothing uud Furnishing Goods, oct 1C Wholesale une Retail. ^AMELIA JAPONIC.’AS.—Just received per V-' steamer Florida, u large and elegant assortment ot t. amelia Japouicas, uniong which aro some rare va- rieties. JO S. M. TURNER, Monument .Square. FINE BRANDY.—Otard, Pi ■K Godard Brandy, on draught ai »alehy C.B.HCALLY Ciistillon. uud r “ ? -“ ! “ g 1 00 B03OJS ,6'* and B’s Patent Mould Camllc. in store and for s»ln hv FACTORAGE AND GKNKKAXi COMMIS SION BUSINESS. fllHE Subscriber begs leave to iuform his Planting X friends and tho public general! v, tliut bo still con tinues the above busiuess in all of its brandies, at bis old Htaud, No. 126 Bay-street. Strict personal atten tion will bo given at all times to the sale of Cottou and v -, p £ od “ c e. All orders for Bagging, Rope, and r aiuily Supplies, carefully filled at the lowest market r “‘ c *’ , . JOHN V. TARVER. Savannah, August 7th, 1851. „ ttMllliR! l,riWKERI| fTYHE^iil?^^ fcU | AND RlyEH LUMBER TVimm^^liavcnow on hand, and will con- ■*. Onun to keep, a largo and full supply of well seuonod Steam Sawed and R| v „ r Board, and Scant, liui, of Ml descriptions and size,, which they will •oiriovv and on accommodating terms. Lumber will bo delivered in any part of the cily if required E. F. K1NCHLEY & CO., o«I8 Willink'n Wharf. TTTriTirir i-r " — tvniiiiit h wharr. b „lr “* n F nKmw>»^ X f IME.-5W bbla Lline'limdingntidlrii?saleb y ~ K HENDERSON A SON, | JU nov 90 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. F Ki.SH lUGcjTAltll*—Ready prepared for use. Just received, aud for sule by llov ,2 J- DeMARTIN. A EE.—3U bbls. Albany Cream Ale, of superior , ‘l u ? ,u y. l>rewcd oxpressly for mo—just landing from brig Wilson Fuller; for sulo by W. M. DAVIDSON. QOO APPLES, Potatoes uud Onions, iu stornnmJ lor sulo by EDWARD II. BUNKER, 80 Bay-st. lo by II. BUN KEIl, 80 Bay-st. KjHNK WINES.—Pule and Brown Sherry, Madei- J- ru, and Port Wines, on draught nud in bottles. ror sulo by C. B. SCALLY, St. Andrew’s Hull. rpo ARRIVE—190 busbclsheavy New Hampshire -a- Weed Outs, well cleaned. For sule by __ E. HENDERSON & SON, 11 ov No- M Indian street pRlIsa HTrTTER,-9U firkin, prime do,hen X Rutter. Just landing uml for sule by nov 26 C'. 11. 8CALLY, 8t. Andrews Hall. H Ai>IS.—200 Baltimore Hams iu bags, lauding and for salo by b nov 2G WOOD, CLAGHORN Si CO. P ORT WINE AND SEGARS.-35 quarter cosks Port Wine, and 250,000 imported Segars. yegars. W. M. DAVIDSON. C LOTHS, CASSIMERES; dfcc.~Kro,ich. English and American Clolhs, in assorted colors' Doeskin Cassimcres, Satinets, Kentucky Joans fancy Tweeds, (i-4^ checked Cloakings, for children’s wear, LaROCHE, BOWNE & CO. PATENT CLOTH GAITERS,—Just r^d^d A u fear dozou. For salo by nov 34 PRICE A VEADER. (UNARY CAGES.—A full supply nf"fSt' u ™ V -' back and gothic gallery Canary Cages just opened und for sale by COLLINS A 11ULKI.EY, sT Bryan Struct. 'lie best article in use for cleaning Knives ; also, knife sharpening Bells; Knife res s, und Prcsbure Bells. Just received uud for sale by nov 20 COLLINS & BULKLEY. Carpet Tucks with leathers; also Carpet Hammers. Just recoived and for salo by nov 24 COLLINS Si BULKLEY. Huir Dyo which instantaneously eliaiii color of the huir to a beautiful brown or black with out injury to tho huir or skin, just recoived and for sale by (nov 21) MOORE Si HENDRICKSON. Buckets, Tubs, VVash-boards, Burrels-covers, and Chcoso Safes, for sale by nov 21 McMAHON Si DOYLE. B altimore bacon. hhds. prime Bacon Sides, 10 do do Shoulders, 150 bbU superfine Howard street Flour, 50 do prime Leaf Lard, 100 kegs do do. Lauding und for sale by nov 21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO. brig Osceola, and for sale by E. F. KINCHLEY A CO., nev 19 Williuks’Wharf. 1 flfl BARRELS CEMENT, and 100 barrels lUlr Calcined Plaster, lauding and for sale low from wharf by nov 25 C. A. GREINER. frigerant und Luxutivo. Sold by nov 22 MOORE Sc HENDRICKSON. ACON.—pi. casks'Bucon Strips, just received WEBSTER Si PALMES. C. W. VAN HORN’S IMPROVED |LAST1C SHOULDER The only Brace Manufactured that doe, not bind or chafe under thi "n7c’^fort n ‘ U0rHUUhb0tl “''“ Tnosu w lm bnve worn other Bruc, _ nr®i rMtieMed t« g| vo these „ tri ,|'’’ ' /jsPfiK ctorij;• ses, children of both sexes, and all others, ’who eiih-'i from Inilul or occupation, or from n weakly or ile i- taied constitution, have acquired (he Imbit of henVi't ' forward, (round-shouldered) uud cotnprestin.il,i l>"d lungs, will find the nbovoBrace to e ,„, d vt . „l " Sl defect, and ensure at. erect carriage, symmetry nnd form of body to the weirer and , u? lowing „ full, IVce, nt.d healUty action aud tlte lungs, by removing tho compression, u„J „ rc ',; f Jd dT.en. y ,d 1 ’ ulm ° , "‘ ry or *' > ” 8fro "> booming we,!' k C. W. VAN HORN A CO., Pldladejphla" of Surgical Bandages o, all dec e ipHo,, oo * HENDRICKSON, Agent. ocl28 3m Gibbons’ Building., Bavattn.'Tit. R. R. R. RAI)WAY’S READY RELIEF IS ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE TRUE MEN OF AMER ICA TO BE THE QUICKEST ANI) MOST EF FECTUAL REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF PAIN, AND THE REMOVAL OF ITS CAUSE, IN THE WOULD. PAIN I S the warning given of tho presence of disease and tho prostration of tho nervous system. To stop pain instantly is o.ir first grout desidoratum- -then to strengthen the nerves, uml to givo vitality and a heal thy actiou to tho nervous energy, so us to cnnbln the system to ward off tho attucks of disoase. This wo accomplish by Railway’# Ready Relief, which is prepared expressly for tho instant rcliof of pain, aud to strengthen, invigorate, audio regulato tho actiou of tho nerves, muscles, secret ous, and every organ in iho system. Since Rudwny’s Ready Rcliof Has become a popular remedy, it is now proscribed by physicians in every place, ns the best und quickest cure for nil Rheumatic, Neuralgic and Nervous Pains* It has cured over one hundred persons in this city, who hnvo used Nervous Antidotes when tho hue uud cry is offered to refund the money, hut when the pu- tient asks for his money, the circulators of those nos trums uro not to be found. Every day wo have persons who huvo suffered months of anguish from Neuralgia, TicDolcroux,Sick and Nervous Headache, who have used those weak and inefficient remedies in vain, certify that ouc or two iipplicutious of Itudwny’s Ready Relief extornally, uud 30 drops at u dose inter nally, have completely cured them. It has stopped the most excruciating pangs of puin of Rheumatism in 15 minutes, nud cured the disease entirely in 24 hours. It has cured somo during its application. It will always stop the pain in five or teu minutes. Neuralffin. Every enso of Nourulaia, where it has been properly used, it has stopped tlio pain in a few minutes. Its continued use will strengthen the nerves aud rid the system entirely from disease. Parnlysls, Or liorvous prostration, a relaxation of the muscles; in 99 eases out of 100 it will restore the uso of the limb in a few hours. It strengthens, wurins, and iuvigo- rules every muscle, nerve, aud sinew in tho system. Pains In the Bones. All pains and all aches feci its wonderful soothing nnd strengthening influence; it instantly arrests the most severe pains. Jumping; Toothache. It will stop tho most tantalizing tooth ache In a few seconds. This thousands of our citizens can attest. Nervous pains of all kinds are arrested iu a few mo ments by Radwuy’s Ready Relief. Sick Ilendoche. 999 eases out of 1,000, it will free from pain in fifteen minutes, and tho continued use according to directions, '* lpositively cure. Cough* aud Cold*. Railway’s Ready Relief will instantly stop tho nidst troublesome cough. It bus cured lioarscuoss time aud ugain, inn few hours. Tukcn internally, it enables tho patient to cxpcctorute freely, removes ull inflam mation, swelling, and irritation of tlio Broncliicul or gans, and by bathing externally the neck, throat, uud chest, it produces n quicker action to the skin, the pn- ticut perspires froely, it removes tho pain from the throat, anu gives strength to the lungs. Eruption# of the Skin. Byadding u table epoonfulof Relief to u table spoon ful of Olive Oil, it will slop the most painful itching of the skin in a few minutes, and entirely cure Suit Rhe- n, Ring Worm, Itch, Burns, Sores, Sculds, &c. Swelling*. Rad way’s Ready Relief will reduce all swellings, bruises, or wounds, in u few minutes. Bear in mind to ask for Iladwuy’s Ready Relief. Remember the three R. R. It. Brice 50 cents largo bottles, and 25 cents, containing tea times the strength of any liuiamcnt or antidote in Principal office 162 Fulton street, New York ; Read ing &. Co., State street, Boston; Cohen, Charleston; Blakely Si Co., St. Louis ; A. Douglass, Patterson; Van Buskirk, Newark ; C. Phelps, Hartford ; J. Kinun &. Sperry, Now Haven; SamuelSkidder, Lowell; Perry, Manchester ; Hale, Newburyport: Lathrop, Dover, N. H.; aud by ull tho respectable druggists iu the Uuitcd States und Canadas. RADWAY Si CO., v 162 Fulton street, New York. RADWAUSllEDICATED SOAP. A S a BKAUTIF1KR of THK skin, it surpasses everything of tho kind iu the world. It re moves Redness, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, Tetters Rash. It euros Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads, Sores, Pustular Eruptions. It imparts health to the skin und beauty to tho complexion. As a Nprsery uud Toilet Soap, it is beyond the reach of rivalry, uud for Shaving purposes it is the best iu use. One cake of Radwuy’s Soap will last longer than tlirao cakes of the same sizo of any other Soap in uso, therefore it is the cheupest and host Soap in tho world. Pric-i 25 cents, lanja cakes in engruved wruppers, and the sig nature of R. G. Radway upon each wrapper. THE CROWNING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY IS A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF LUXURIANT HAIR. RADWAFS CIRCASSIAN BALM. fl^HE lady or gentleman who desires a beautiful arti- X cle to dress their Hair, aro advised to make use of Railway’s Circassian Balm ; it possesses many ad vantages over all other hair tonics und preparations. First, it demises the scalp from dandruff, gives tone and vigor to the roots and bulbs, invigorates to hculthy actiou the germ of life, which gives to tho hair a healthy root, and forces tho huir to grow; it cures Baldness, stops the huir from falling out, makes it flue, strong, soft uml glossy, keeps it from turning grey, or be coming discolored. It is truly a luxury to dress the hair with this delicious preparation. Agents in Suvunnuh:— MOORE A. HENDRICKSON. J. A. LaROCHE. A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., and apr JOHN A. MAYER. c. w. VAN HORN’8 IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER Par Praia;,in. Uteri, (Falling of the Homh;, This iuslrumrnt is light and dustic, nt„l U tad. without tho stool springs, which isohj.ctiotmhleo n chafing tho hips, Ac., making them c ANS*—A low dozen Chinese Fans, very handsome • patterns, received per Steamer Alubuma, and for snlo by nov 8 LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. H/lANTIJLjLAS, VISETTES, «fcc.—Ladies’ 1TA and Children’s Silk Mantillas; White Cashmere do.; Cashmere Shawls uud Scurfs. For sulo by nov8 LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. S UGAK* LARD, dice.—20 hhds primo Porto Rico Sugur ; 12 do do St. Croix do ; 50 bbls prime Leaf Lard; 100 kegs do do do; 50 bbls Potatoes; 50 boxes Cheese; 20 do \4lb papers Ground Pepper.— Landing from barque Maria Morton, ami for sule by uov 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. D R* HASTING’S COMPOUND SYRUP NAPHTA.—This medicine is highly recom mended for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Consumption; a fresh supply just received by uov 10 J. H. CARTER, Druggist, Jcffcrson-st. T OHRlLLAKI>\S MACCABOY SNUFF. XJ Just received a lot of the above Snuff, in bottles nd jars; sorsalo by J. H. CARTER, uov 10 Druggist, Joflerson-st. T EAS.—25 Half Chests Black Tea, in 5 oz. pa pers; 15 Half do Ilyson, and 25 Catties do, all lately imported and superior qualitv; for sale by nov 11 W. M. DAVIDSON. B H AMS*—Baltimore sugur cured Hams. For salo by THOMAS, FRIERSON A CO, No. 70 Bay Street fine usRortmciit just received ami for sale by av 22 M’CLESKEY A NORTON. ed, and for sulo by M’CLESKEY A NORTON. BARRELS MERCER POTATOES— • sJ Landing and for salo from tho wharf by nov 22 C. A. GREINER. F RENCH BITTERS,—The host article ever used to cure Chills uml Fovers, weakness, debili ty, Ac. A fresh supply just received, and for sale by nov 22 j. DeMARTIN. fVP^^AT,—A fresh supply put up iu hull and quarter barrels and boxes. Just reccivod and for salo by J. DeMARTIN. D RESS SILKS' Merinos, Alpaccus, plaiu uud figured Muslin dc Laities, and other styles of La dies’ Dress Goods, for sale by n° v15 DeWITT A MORGAN. _ „ **AJflTS, Muslm Sleeve*; Juconet and Muslin Collors, lutt’stpnUcrns. Just m-slvsd, ami forsaleby ,,ov 8 UHOGJIS, BOWNK * CO. 1 O OOO ORANGES, 25 bbls. priino Mercer X \J}\J\J\J Potatoes, 50 do Yollow Onions, and 25 do prime Apples ; just received and for sale by nov 11 J. DeMARTIN. f'lIDER.— 25 bhis extra CJiumpnguo Cider, just lauded from brig American ; for salo by - ” W. M. DAVIDSON. S EGARS.— 10O,0U0 Segars, of various brands, some very choice; in store nnd for sule by novII W.M. DAVIDSON. count of their < 0 „. r „ f „ ccedingly uiqileusant to ho worn. Ladle;, sunoring from Um above derangement, und Physicians particularly, are solicited to give tliru. trial, to prove tluar superiority over lira steel ' and other Imndogos. * n,, 8 Several ProfcssorsofObstolrics, &c„and also „ bor oi 1’liysiciuiis in tins city, and throughout tl,» |i ; ted Stutc. have adopted them ia their practice with tlte most decided beneficial results, ami highly rccem mend and approve of them. Tim following i, f r0 ,' Professor Woodwnrd, Cincinnati, Ohio. 6 “ I have examined, nud used to n considerable extern during a practice of nearly twenty.five years, a ir re ,a variety of Spring and Laced Bandages, design,-J for the relief and cure of Iho several affections to which your instruments are applicable, but for mechanical execution, as well as the accurate adaptation of the instruments to their several designs, I have never seen any thut has given me mure satisfaction. n r j- C H ARLE8 WOODWARD, M. D.” Professor of Obstetrics, and diseases of women and children, Medical Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio. Also, Bandages for foinalcs, after parturition, Sup porters lor weakness, debility, Ac., Trusses of all de- scriptions, for Hernia, Instruments for Ktiock-necs Club-foot, Bow-legs, dislocated or weak joints, Spinni Instruments for Curvaturo of the Spine, uml also for all dcrungeincut* requiring the use of Baudugcs, for restoration. C. W. VAN HORN A CO., Philadelphia. MOORE A HENDRICKSON, Agents, ect 28 3m Gibbons’ Buildings, Savannah,(la. /CHAMPAGNE.—50 baskets of tho eelobruted Double Grape, 20 baskets Grape,nnd 25 do. Lyon brand Ckutnpaguc, all selected Wine ; for snlo by 11 W. M. DAVIDSON. N EW RAISINS.— Ill whole, half, and qunrtor boxes. Just received, und for sulo by » 0V 2G J. DeMARTIN. B UTTER A CHEESE.—42 kegs selected Go shen Butter; 75 boxes do Cheese. Received per Steamship, and for sale by nov 20 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO CHOUSED TRIPE,—15 kegs just received uii(j{ L7 for sale by nov20 j. DeMARTIN. IhTESTS, VESTS.—A large assortment of every V description received by lato arrivals,—for sulo CHEAP. Call ut tho Granite Store, No. 147 Bay-st. mov H PRICE A VEADER. PEPSIN! PEPSIN!—2gross of the above in- X valuable article for dyspeptics. For sule by • JNO. A. MAYER, 154 Broughton street. N. B.—$1 per bottlo; $5 for 6 bottles. A liberal d iscount to merchants. H AMS.—0 casks Hams landing from steamer Flor ida. For sule by nov 20 BRIGHAM, KELLY A C I AFFLICTED, READ!!! PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL STORE—Establish- X ed 15 years ago by Dll. KINKELIN. Tlio oldest surest und best hand to euro ull forms of secret di*'- eases, diseases of the skin, and solitary habits nf youth, is DR. KINKELIN, N. W. corner of Third und Union-streets, between Spruce and Pino Ik. squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia. ’ ^ TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. There is a habit which boys tench euch other, at tho academy or collogo—a habit indulged in when by themselves, in solitude, growing up with the boy to manhood, und which, if not abandoned iu duo time not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial hap! pines*, but gives rise to a sferic* of protracted, insid- lous, und devastating affections. Few of those who indulge in this pernicious practice, uro aware of tho consequences, until they find the nervous system shat- tered, feel strungc and unaccountnblo feelings, vague fears iu thv miud. Tho individual becomes feeble, lie is unable to labor with uccustomed vigor, or to apply his mind to study; his step is tardy uud weak, hois dull, irresolute, the countenance is downcust, tho eyes without natural lustre, shamolacedness is apparent.— These are symptoms which should awaken the alien- tion of those similarly afflicted. IF THE VICTIM Be conscious of tho cause of his decuy, and hnvinr re linquished the odious pructico ho nuffers under those terrible nocturnal and involuntary emissions, which weaken and shame him, producing mental and physi cal prostration. If ho emancipate himself before the practice has done its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is unfruitful, amt his seuso tells him that this is caused by his early follies. Too many think they will hug the secret to their own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas I how often is this a futal delusion, nnd how many a promising youth, who might have been an ornaineiit to society, has faded from the earth. YOUNG MEN! Let no false modesty detor you from making your cose known to ono who, from education und respecta bility, cun nloue befriend you. Ho who places him* self under Dr. KINKELIN’S treatment, may religious ly confide in his honor us a gentleman, and in whoso bosom will bo forever locked the secret of the putient. COUNTRY INVALIDS Finding it inconvenient to mukc personal application, cau, by stating their cuse explicitly, together with ull tlioir symptoms, (per letter post paid,) huvo forwurd- ed to them a chest containing Dr. K.’s medicines, ap propriated accordingly, and he cured at home. Strictures of tho urethra,weakness nnd constitutional debility, promptly cured, uud full vigor restored. All letters post paid. .CTA remittance of 25 cents in a letter, post paid, addressed to Dr. Kiiikeiiu, Philadelphia, will secure his Book on tho Secret Infirmities of Youth. uug 29 ly jYTEWKPAPEH. 50 reams 21 by 27, 50 reams24 II by 36, 50 reams 24 by 38,25 reams 22 by 32,25 reams 24 by 34. Printing Ink.—A supply of superior quality of all descriptions, black and colored, (in kegs and canisters of all sizes,) for Newspupcr, Book, and Job Work; for sale at manufacturer's Ncw-York prices. Types, Ac.—Orders received for Type uud Printing Materials of overy description, which will befurnislicd for a commission of 5 per cent. nov 18 JOHN M. COOPER. B ALTIMORE BACON, FLOUR, Ac.-5D hhds prime Bucon Sides and Shoulders; 150 bbls superline Howard street Flour; 50 do prime Loaf Lard. Lauding from schr* Fannie and John VV An derson, and for sale by nov 10 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. D RESS GOODS. Colored French Merinos, Thibet und Coburg Cloths, solid colors,and Print ed French and English Mouslin Du Luiues, black anil colored Silks, French, English and American Prints. For sale cheap by nov 25 DeWITT A MORGAN. B ALTIMORE LEAF LAUD.—5 bbls. primo Loaf Lard, lauding from brig llenricttu, from Baltimore, and for sale by nov 21 COHENS A HERTZ. C HAMPAGNE CIDER.—20 bbls. Champagne Cidor, landing from brig Philura. For sale by nov 26 VV. M. DAVIDSON. 3 Hon POUNDS BAH LEAD.—Received and for sale by nov 20 McCLESKEY A NORTON.^ U REAM ALE.—30 bbls. Crenm Ale, brewed ex pressly for me, uud superior to any other in this market. Landing from the steanior Florida, uud for sule at the Albuny Ale Depot, nov 26 W. M. DAVIDSON. 1>1CKLES—Iu burrels, half bnrrcls, uud various X sized jars, Cucumbers and mixed, just reccivod McMAHON A DOYLE. ^EGARS.—20,060 Washington La Norma, a su- perior article; 5,000 Cardenas; 5,000 Cimlos; 10,000 La Alumauas. Landing, and for sale by nov 21 _ WOOD, CLAGIIORN A CO. D AMASli. LINEN. % and yti Napkins, Hucku backs, Bird's Eye Diuper, Ac,, just received and for sale by (uov 15) DeWITT A MORGAN. X>RANDIES, IN BOND.—5 half pipe AJ Dupuy A Co’s, viiuugc '49 nnd '50; 3 half pi Rochelle, 5 qr. pipcB do., 4 eighths do. do. All of ubovo Brandies warranted and for sale by nov 17 w. M. DAVID BOP 1VTESH AN7J PRIME PORK—Landing: 50 I"A bbls.; for sule by WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. N EW BUCKWHEAT—III cightli mid qr. bbls., fur futility use ; just received uud for sule by v 31 McMAHON & DOYLE. 500 KEGS NAILS.—“ Old Colony and Aga- warn” brands. Received nml /or sale by McCLESKEY A NORTON. B UTTER AND CnEESE—Luudiug : 25 krgs Goshen BuUer, 50 boxes Chcoso, uud 15 do. Pine Apple do.; for sale hy nov 17 WOOD. CLAGHORN A CO 1 B LACK CLOTH, bluck and fancy Cussiirorcfl, plain and plaid Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Ac., suitable for gentlemen and boys’ wear; just recoived und for sale by (sept 29) DEWITT A MORGAN. lAALHY’S CAUDUNAUfJt.- Warranted XX tfio genuine English article ; kept constantly on hand, ana lor sule by sept 15 MOORE A HENDRICKSON ff^EA.—150packages,comprising Old Hyson,Yonng X Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and Powchong: for salo by (oct 15) WEBSTER A PALMED. ^P|ELAINES*—Plain modo colors, all shades; XX super black Delaines: Paris Printed do; low priced do do. Received and for salo by oct 20 SNIDER, LATHBOP A NEViTT. lAfOOD! WOOD!—100 cords Printo Oak Wood, vf ut $5 per cord, delivered by DAVID R. DILLON, laov 20 Foot of West Broad Street. ^ r«ouN. Vj for sal -Prime Baltimore white Cora, laadlag and lm DAVID R. DIULON, Foot of West Broad sired. . 'OAMTBBN HAY.-200 holes primo J Xj Huy landing per bark Waltham. For sal' uov 96 BRIGHAM, KELLY J