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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS. MONDAY, MAR'CH 81. 1853 nil n ...jgl ■■ nfrowio PATENT MEDICINES, be. q s ff h PCTTs s IIIIKCJIATIMI CAN DU IHIltKD. Wo have now for that Culrhratod Itetuedr. MUKTIMOIIK'N , RHEUMATIC COMPOUND AND Blood XAI llll'l 1 ll,l « uailUHl rucli .root popnltirhy V T tt lieroror intrmtneot!, aa the unit. .j»c\Oc knov n Tor the effectual curn o> *»i»h painful iTImriv. This remedy has already enroll tffiusnnd* of canes, compris ing every seeming form «>f this ooinidaini, from the in- /tnmmnlory (aeuto) farm, attended with swnllinii and enlargement of the joint*, t« old chronic eaaea of from ten to hrmty and thirty years' stand'ug. Those who had for yoara rotortvd to tlia vaiiotia oolebtatod ay ring*, had tried all the liniments and external applications, and been under treatment .it' aoine of the ablest pliyti- oians both in thia country and Europe, and wore pro nouuced incurublsf still, after nil these e(forte tin< failed, thia cotnpouud Ima cured thcm. Many Mho have boon cripples, either hobbling upon crutches or eon fined to their bods lor yoara, » unify to a complete and p nent cure by. the uae of thin remedy. Wo havo not apace, in auewapaprr advorttaoinunt, to insert but a small portion of the accumulated evidence In it* behalf. This ovidouoe oomoa from sourcea which utuat iuapire confident'!* in every mind. The conduc tor* of high-toned public journal* havo publi »ted U tho world it* wouderftil and bcueficial i-ifocta upon thomselvc* and thoio around thorn, and in come in stances speak of huiulretl* o{ euros. Physician* have resorted to it, and certify that, oven in extreme eases, whore oouaultationa had boon held, and they had decided that thoru wore no hopes of recovery, even then, they nrocurcd this modiciuu and administered it, aud it ot- feoted a complete euro. Ministers of vario'is denomi nations havo written and published what It has done for thomsolvc* and their friends; while merchant*, ofli* cera, mechanics, and private citizen*. havo furnished volumes of evidence of tho highest cliaracter, euoh a* accompanies no other preparation in America. We will give a abort synopsis of a small portion of tho evidence, und request all who aro atllictod to send to the agont and gut a circular, and read what those who wore ioug afflicted havo said of thi* remedy. Mr. N. l’as< hall, one of the editor* of tno 8*. Loula (Mo.) Hepublicau, give* a long editorial stating hi* laf- Motions, and that ho was cured by this remedy. The editor of St. Louis Intelligencer also gives uotico of its wondorful effect* in curing a severe * '* '* „ ’case* in that city. The editors of 8t. Louis Amuricau Bauuor, Temperance Uftttary. and St. Louis Union, have all awarded to it unprecedented success in curing this disease. The edi- ' “ of Uullevillo (Ill.) Advocate writes und publishes it* THIS DAILY NEWS. | Prom the Mew Or! Abend or BrU_ _ Mr. A. C. June*, n woll known itmehinim of thia vily, end n ffomletnttn of gtifex ln K *!.uity in Iim prufaMiou, hug fchowu iih a plan ,*f on engine worked liy hot nil) and of hi* invenli<iii, which Jin cuneidnrs tin ituprbvnneiil on Erie*- ■on'n. Wo arc not nt liberty to givo die de- tnila of tho niRcliinery and* the application thereof, hut any ono acquainted wills the plan ol Krictmoii’n engino will undcrntnnd the dif ference lieiwoen it mid Mr. Juno*’. Wo give hie own RiOiiinrenila on iho subject, so ns not tu inaUo eny inieieke in a mutter of ho much itupor' tnce: lit tho uiginoB of the celoric ship, and the Ericeimn angfliiH working nt New York, iho lire being applied to one end of the cylinder nausea ait unequal aapanviou of iho Inner, and S rent difficulty in keeping tho piBton-paukiiig ght. The Iosb of limited ujr from this cause, in Iho Ericsson, is nearly twenty per cent. Tire air, aAef it has forced tha piston up, (Hill conliuues to bo boated, ant) its final escape into the outward air, at thirty degrees, is an unnecessary waste of fuel. The arrangement »f tile mans of woven wire forming the ** leganeratnr," causes a loss of power bv the retardation of the air punning through lit. The final healing through cast- iron one und a half inches thick, requires the engine to be run slow in order to get up the nvcnsHory expansion, the maximum speed of the " Eriissotf* engines being only twelve involution* for a stroke of eix feet. These objections are intended to bo obviated bv my improved hot-air engine, and are ex- plained by the drawing of a horizontal, double- acting engine, having ono cylinder and ono air-pump. The improvements about being patented, it is not proper to describe in detail, ut the present time, further than us follows ; My ariangeiuent of tlia “ Uogoncator,” or ** Reactor,” as it should bu called, is effectual in absorbing and giviug out heat with a much less resistance of the air passing through it than in the Ericsson engine. No fire is applied directly to the cylinder, and the bitter's expansion is theiefore equal throughout. Neither is the air increased in temperature after it has performed its work of pushing tho piston to the end of iho cylin der. After the hot air returns through iho “ re actor" it outers a ** condenser," and is robbed of nearly all its remaining heat, which is made available to heat fresh air. A simple method is adopted to keep the piston-packing and tho piston-rod from becoming overheated. These improvements fit this engino for our river boats, ta more power can bo obtained in iho snttto space, greater economy in working, and much less weight is required than *' ~ Ericsson plan. Dry floods, Clothing, be. inii i bTibb^m r e . ttreat Hncittce AT MAAS 8c. HEYMANN'8 m line, I CLOTHIM EMPORIUM* AA* Sr. HBYiHANN Iwm to i patron* and the pntdle generally, In both tho city unify, that they are now prepared to offer one nf tho largest and host selected stock* of CLOTH IHO, and n general assortment of (len tlemr.n's FURfHBHlNG UOOIJ.S and Fancy Notions. over bronght to Ud* eity, n: table for fait and winter wear, at price* n%er known or heard of in thisj o enumerate a few leadlnc article* In which we invito njifWaJ uttrutum : Kxtm llnuvy Overran!*, In Bearskin, PoUTvhom, English and American Pilot*, line Blanket aud Double Cloth. Orewn and Frock C'onts, In Block, Jliuo, Itrowu, Olivo, and Dove Colored krouoh and .English Cloths. Buslnena nn«t Hunting fonts, In ovary variety of style*, and of diifernnt material*, such a* Cloth, Cauiinare, Tweed, Cashmeret and man- utavtured In plaiu,clouded, striped and rnixod pattern*. 1'nntaloonw. In Black and fancy Colored Cloth, Casslmero and C'a»- •Inctsuperliuo l>oe*kin in various color*. Vents, Plaiu, White and Figured Satin and Silk-for wedding and party* our; Double and Niugle Breasted, in a va riety of materia)*; Plain Black aud Fane/ batinf.Doe- t kins, Caalimoreta, Ac. Hosiery, Cent*' Shirt*. Undershirt*, Drawer*. Seeks, doves, Hnapoudera. Cravat*, 811k and Batin Stock*, and Neek lies of tho latest French and Amerienu stylo* In great variety. Ilutn, funs, Trunks, fnrpcl lings nml Vullses. The peculiar facilities possessed by the Subscriber* fur importing their stock, will enable them to offer induce ments in thelrtrad* seldom met with, and at the same time making THE UNION SAVING STORE Corner of Congress and Jefferson •trouts—the greatest depository of BEADY MADE CLOTHING in thia oouutry. MAAS A 1IKYMANN. Hoys nml Youths' Clothing, Not Vi bo surpassed in tho varioly of styles, make aud Ivw price, to bo fouud at the above named estab lishment. ootd ly 1853. r-la * WHOJLJfCdALK AND UKTAIJL CLOTHING STORE. II AVINfl removed IVoin the corner of Burmird J jL >nd Bryan street to l*te now brick building erected on the site of thcPhoruix House, on Bryan stroet, above Mr. Champion's Grocery HUira, tho Biibseriberarospeot- fnily aunouiice to the oitisena of Bavannuh and it* vi cinity that tiiey will keep constantly on hand a large aud woll selected f*OOk of Ueiuly Miidc ClolhliiK, Together with overy article ueoessary in the Ctontlomcu’i PnrniiihinB' Lino. Wo would invite special attention to our olognut and •elect Biuok of Full aud Winter Garment*. Bhirt* of uf tho tlnost i|n*lUy, Cravats in every variety, Collar* ••f the uowan Nlyloa, Drawers and Undershirt* of va rious aud« rial* and make, Cap*, Hats, Gloves, Hooks, Boot* and Shoe*. Also Trunks, Blankets, Ac., Ac., all ot which will be so! i at I J Dnusunlly Low Prices, byl nov6-iiiu D. ABRAHAM A UKQl'llER, Oliver'* new brick building, Br>au-s H IfVTfIt JROJV VVUUHN, Montgomery, Alftbitiiiit, Hept, I, LS.VL 11 HJLHl-i Wurh*, unijilnying IMl haiiils, ronstnict J) uu average of an Eugiuo ten My—uud beg attention oi Mill owner* to the must valuable improvement in Mill Machinery of tho day, und tv mummied—U) wit: fllOPEit’H PATJiNT UPUIUUT AND DIRRfT ACTINH MLNGLKAND (iANGHAWillll.L LMGl.Mi. KMRHAOiau (WISU OTUKIt VAMURLK IMPHOTKMKRTS) HUXIE'S PATENT CONTINUOUS FEEDWOHXS Ah inotm/HUidily tnpertur tulmlilultjW thn Un<) Whert. The peculiar priuuipio from which tho above Mill de rive* it* greatest merit. 1* wore especially v ihtablo in iU applluatifia to the Gang Haw Irauio. The Engine at.mdM imuiediutely underneath the Hash, to which the 1'isUiu Bod is dirootly attached. The motion of the Bash i* thus directly ooutroiied by the steam in tho cyliudor, and by tho introduction o! this at a particular point, the ferae of both the up and downward slroke(uau- aliy falling with such jarring elteets uii the plumber block* aud wri*t pins,) 1* entirely arrested, the Hash being thus always suspended as it wero ou the Hteam, *■ In Ring thereby the journals and wrist, (so liable tu beat in the usual application) of all heatiug teudenoy. lly viitUe of this principle, nraotlca; demouatration can bo furnished that these mills ire capable of an ea sy speed of 'AW revolutions per minute, aud at this spend are uodr)Jr noiseless j the out of the saw* being almost alone heard. A common spend fur the single saw unilor tin* application is from 2AU to 30U revolu tion* per miuntn l The ttyla In which those Engine* and their appurtenance* are gotten up, i* superb ; throughout while the mill iu its design, embodies evo- XV praotiaal aud well tried impruvomout cxtai.i. The Eugine and other work from this csubliainneut It net uxeuiled In auy part of tho United HUtes. Bmploying a* it dim*, the boat talent, aud provided with the be*t heavy and light tools aud materials, no tuixrioritu uf style or norkiiuiHtMp fa uUo.ittr.n Thi, poiut is readi ly coueodod by all who visit these very extensive works. Attention is also called to Luepcr’s 44 Strictly 1'ortnbfc tiutl Vlbru- lory" f IccMfnr Mttw lHil!; w hich may bo hauled with entire facility, from point to jMiut, at pleasure, by four horses; and i* w arranted su perior to auy hereto loro presented to tho publlu. Contract* wad* fur delivery in New York, New Or leans, Mobile, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta or Mu- cuu:—the trauspurtatlou to these points being moder ate from tlie facilities presented by the Hatlroad aud Water oouunuuioaUon therewith. Address, A. WARN Eli, Seo'y, or, J. S. WINTER, Ag t, _ „ M Montgomery, Ala. P. B.—Those works havo reoently shipped to l'eusa- oola, Fla., a Mill provided w ith two of “ Cooper's direct anting Gang Eogiuos, and two uf his sluglu Haw Eu- ftr'ltaljf/ ^ 0ft,,: * bloul ' uuttiu * ftO.uuiieut uf lum- The parties ordering, offootod. *Ue' purchase after n tour through the Northern and JCsriteru HUtes, iu suaroh of the best and must approved MU|. after tirsl exauiiu- in* thoac or this i .mpsny; they teturued alter thor ough luvestigutiun. conviuuod that no esUblislununt luet with presenUVsuch general advantages, or uowbi- uatiotu uf imiurovomout as found at tbeso works. KKrXKXNUXS: T. Q. Metcalf, President Mechanics' U'k Augusta. G. B l.auiur, Prtw't B’k of the Republic, Now York, l.eouard A Hinltli, N, Y.‘j E. Withingtou. .Savannah, Vifto. M* martin, etiariestun; Wrigut, WUUauia k Co., New Orluana. ly out l.i OUMHAiOkU 11A V«*. fli THIS Hat will cxnatly moot Iho 1*8 iorsummor wear, the toxtavo being light ^■•^and tlie style iho latest. Received aud JuH sale by N. K. 11 Alt.> I'M, fob Jd l«tf Coagre«s-st, -T-...— -—J.aml —— —■ steamers, alargo and well selected Spring stockof lush' lonablo READY MADE CLOTHING, to which thej invito tho attention of inorchauts and tlie public in gen eral. The favorable reputation our goods havo gained, both for stylo and .jimlily, wo tro determined shall bo sustained; and no ofl'orlo will bo snared to give our cus tomers ontlre satisfaction. Receiving,u* wodn,goodsdi- Corporation Notices. SAVANNAH P. lTOt 8K A flOHI*ITAL. MARt.'lf 1st, 1»:.3 Visiting Committee tor March and April: John W. Anderson, and Chavles Groen. Applications for admis sion should be made to the Visiting CoaiinUUs. In case* of emergency any member of the Board of Man agers may grant permit*. 4 AN ORDINANCE To uninml Um existing Fir* Oniinsnen* of tho City oi'HuvmiiiiuIi ami th* llnmluls ihorrof. Bee. I. Be It ordained by th« Msyor and Aldermen or tho City of Bavannuh, nud tho hamlets thereof, in Council RHSeinMod, and Il ls hereby ordained by the au thority of the same, that from and altar the pnaoing ol tins ordinance, ths Eastern Boundary of tho lire limits of tho City of Havamiuh, and the llamiots thereof, shall be as follows, to wit: commencing at tho River, at the foot of East Brood Street, and miming thence South wardly along tho East aide ot East Broad Btreet. pro longing »aid^liu* until It intersects tho prolongation nf Guiunstt Htrest, extended to the East. Hoc. 'J. Be it ordainod by 'he authority aforesaid, that all Ordinances or Parts of Ordinance*, militating ngaint tho pruvlslnni of this Ordinance bo and tho *am are hereby repealed. Passed In Couucil, Havaunab, 10th March, 18M. 11* 8.) II. WAYNE, Mayor. tnl2 10 New-York Adrertiaements. X r.ct fn.m Ollll O WK>I aMuVa CTolt Y* to sell them as low as can be furnished in tho Southern oouutry. Our stook is varivd aud complete throughout, and peculiarly adnnted to the Houthern trade. Wo havo now instore COATS as follows: Blaokaud Fancy Ala- ( aca and Bombasine Frock#, Hacks and halt Hacks, Irowu, Buff and Fancy Clouded Liueu Coats, Fine White Liueu Duck KuglJsh Paltots, Fancy Bilk Cro- tons. Pongee Bilks, ltoal Grass Linens, Black and Fan cy Cashniorutto Busiuess Coats, etc., etc. l'A NTH. lllaok Doethin, Plain and Fancy CsHsimerus, Plain und Fancy Liuen Drillings, Iluavy White and Fancy Duck do., Black and Fancy Cushmerette, etc., etc. A great variety of Wliito Fig'd and F'mbroldorud Marseilles VE8TH, Black and Fa — - of Youths' Clothing. The attention of Merchants vis iting the *ity is respectfully solicited to an examination ' it stock, which will be sold on aecomuiodatiu >• fob 19 A Hill, to lie entiilud ail Ordinance, in amend thn fifth suction, and to repvnl, in purl, tho eighth section of an Ordinance, entitled 44 An Ordinance to act apart and dodi'^tn u port ion of iheRpring- field plantation, lately purchased by tho Corpora tion from the ludr* nml doviHeosof Joseph Btylns, dnceiiMiu), for n | nblic Cemetery : to provide for Hide of the lot*'In said Cemetery, for purpusos of iiullure, and fur tho protection, preservation, lornmnnt and regulation of said Umuetory, ami further te rcgulutu luturo interments. Passed June 3d, 1H5J. See. 1. Be it ordvined by tho Mayor and Aldormou of the city of Savxunah aud the hamlets thereof, Council assembled, aud it is liersby ordained by tho i tliority of tho same, that from and after th* passing this ordinauco, th* flth section of said ordinance above recited, shall be ameiidf.il by adding the follow ing pro viso, after tho word "Valuation." to wit: "Provided that no porson iu his own iiamo shall bid off or purchase more than one of‘.he lots in said Cemetery." Sec. 2. lio it further ordained by the authority afore said, that from and aiwr the passing of this ordinance, no much of the 8th section of said recited ordinauco as relates to reloading the Valuation mouey to any pur chaser of a lot who may remove tho remains of any do ceased member or connection of his or her family frou either of th* old Cenmterios iuto Laurel Grove Ceme tery, bu. and tho same is hereby repealed. hoc. 3. Be it further ordained by the authority afore said, that all ordinance*or parts of ordinances milita ting against the provision* of this ordinance, be, and the game aro, hereby repealed. Passed in Couucil, Havaunab,'March 10, I8A3. IL. 8.J R. WAYNE, Mayor. Euwiun G. Wilson, Clerk of Council.? G mar 12 A Bill _ rows, uxuii, uiid calve*, und min i cnitln from uing ut lurge—passed in Cuimcil lltli Kcb., 1841 Her. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen ol the City of Havannnh. and the Hamlets thereof, in Coun cil assembled, aud isTT* hereby ordained by the authority of the same, that from and after the passing or this Ur- dinaucc the provision* of the above recited Oldinauco bo so amended aud uxtonded ns to prevent bulls, cowa, oxen, calves, and other cattle ruuuing at largo within tho following limits, vis: Guinnott street on the Buulh, prolonged cast uud went to thouxtouded corporate limits and • I tho City oi Havauuoli o 8ko. 2. Bo it further ordain*/1 by tho authority afore- ■aii', that all Ordinance* or parts of Ordinances mili tating against the proriaion* of this Ordinance be, and Great Reduction of Price*. In order to reduce the prudent large aud ohoicu stook of WINTKIt UOODH 8 A V A N N A il"'11 A Z A A It, 118 Braunhtan ttrcct, next door to Horton tf /like- mu n't Jewt/ry Store. DELBANCO begs to announce tu his city aud country customers that in order to prepare o for the-—“-* 1 «•*-'- »—»— »--- determined to oil inducements rom his present stick. To thoso who havo not doted their supplies tho present affords a rare uhnneo ;n niako purchase*. These Good* being onttrol ire not thrust upon tlie market (aa i* ..lion tl wUh^honp sales) to bo sold ut auy price, in order to gut At R FIaOUIC. •Jn BARRELS Hirum .Smith Flour, OU 40 " nuru GonuessoO do, Si hf" Extra do. do., Land lug front brig Wilson Vullor and for saio by mar U CnAGliOKN k C'UNNlNGlIA m MOURNING gubdh, aCK crape shawls, •• Bombasines. *’ Canton Cloth* and Alpacas, Gronadluo Crwpo do ftim. *• Bsr-sge* and Black and White Tissue, Lovo Veils, Bilks Gloves. Choinisctts, and Under lldkf*, Just received bjr W. C. WADHW'JRTH, mat II HS Broughton-st. SP1MNO GOODS. R ECEIVED per Hioamer— I'lalu aud Printed Baregos, JIarogo do Lain, Chatty, Plaid aud l'riutod ludia Bilks, Printed Organdies und Jaekunets, French Cambrics, UiagUaius, Muslin and Lace Collars and Sleeves,! Parasols, Hun Shades, he., Ac. fab ID HENRY LATHROr A CO I »ACOM, Wbi'.ky and liipr. Z j)>'Jl)hbd*. Prime usw Ciucknuati Bouon sides lOObb!*. New Orleans Whiskey 1G iihds. New Orleans Sugar andingfrom schr. Louisa Hears, and for sale by _ Marl • COI1ENH* HERTZ. W U1TK ANii OUKCK »1 ATl'iNU—4 4, 4-4,6-C and tt-4—just arrived and for sale by BWl AllON A BURNS NKVVH.HYKNA DATliS. 20 Sft&Sj new Bwyrua Dates just reoeivotl— COHENS A HERTZ. mBk'XdLc. 1 1 ,'OIfc 8AI,K.—Ten Hharcs Augu*lu A. Wuynos- 1 hero Railroad Stock. Apply to WM.WR1UUT. SNUI.iHII ,lH)r>TAUl>. A vbhy .si,'hi;kiuk aktiol.k ok knoi.isi . Mt'MTAVtD, In large aud small cans; also in bol tios —just reooivoa and for sale by tuff ' V/.Vi/. LINCOLN, Monument S-iuarc. TilFfA-fODH^lO bbls Morcor nnd Bfuce, fl»r «* d. ydr.k T Hi supply thorn solve* with Winter Gcod* it stick. To thoso who I ppliei tho present affords Thoso Good* being entirely new, the market (as is eftou the ease .... anted/ vo bo sold ut any price, in order to got rid or them, but are offurod to eosli purolmsers for the roasou above mentioned. Housekeepers will do well to call oarly. thereby insuring to themselves tho best op- portuaity to make good selections. jan ft Kobiiisoii A (Jump, DRAPERS AND “TAIL-ORS, And Dealert in Fine Ready-Made Clotkin/r, A UK now recoiviugtlidr stocks of Fn!l nml Win- iV tor Goods, consisting in part of line Blue, Black, uud Fancy Colored English aud French Cloths; Over- Coatiug*, of Black, Blue and Fancy Colored Reaver* and Kersey*, Pilot Cloths, or Blue, Black and Drab; English, Tench and American Cassitnor ,of Bl'k nud FaneyC'ol- -rs; Vesting*, of Hilk*, Bautins, Cashmeres, Embroid ered, and rich Cut-Bilk Velvets. All of which will bo made up nt the shortet notice, and iu tho best stylo of workmanship. Our Ready-Made Clothing is manufactured at the Bl »J. n V wn Clothing House of W. T. Jennings A Co., o. 2.11 Broadway, Now York, aud is warranted equal any in the eity. We keep constantly on hand th* largest nssortment of Furnishing Goods or nuy house in th* trade, such as White and ooTored Shirts j Fauoydo; Bilk, Lisle Thread and Game Merino Under Garmonts; Blinker Flannel and J.r.iubs Wool do; Thread, Cotton, Merino and Lamb* Wool Hosiorv; Bilk and Cotton Umbrellas; lllk, White and oolorod Kid Glovus, of Alexander's inako; Stocks, Hcarfa, Cravats and Collars; aud, in fact, evory thiug necessary to a gentleman'* wardrobe. For sale on a* socomreodating term* as can be bad in the oity, at Oaudry's Building, next door to Pulaaht Home, sep'il may bo driven iu a moderate trot iu all wide streots. •provided, nevertheless, that tho drivors thereof shall proceed through Fall und Winter Dry Cloods. L a ROCHE, HOWNK A CO. havu rucnivvtl by ro- cout arrivals, and offer fu * sale upon the most fa vorable terms, a full stock of Plantation Good*, to which they invite the attention of merchant* aud planters, vis: 25,000 yards Kerseys, all qualities. 12,000 do Bchloy's Plains. 10,00*) do white und black Washington Joan*, ft,000 do heavy all-wool Plain*. 0,000 pair* English Duffil Blanket*. 100 do 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 Whitney Blankets. 20 balo* 5-4, 7-8, and 4-4 Bru. Shirtings. 20 do Osnabnrg*. Iu addition to the above, their stock of Ilouso Furnish ing. Staple and Fancy Dry Oood*. is now complete, and will compare with auy house in the southern country. Upholstery und Cabinet Work. The subscriber* having taken the store on Whltakor-street, next to Dibble A Carey'* Tai loring Establishment, respectfully announce to _ the eitisens of Savannah that, they are prepared to oxeuuto all order* in tho above Imo on the meat REASONABLE TERMS. Special attention paid to repairing all kinds of Furni- * F'nnerala supplied at the shortest not!ee. <a 20 ly JAMES LARKIN, THOMAS TIERNEY. CORNSn i Ditvld morris r Bryan and Jbkvkrson-Strbzts, MAVANNAtl, Manufacturer nf Iron Door4, Shutters, Locks, all kinds Railings, Orates, am*. HFtoMttMIfatB, WROUGHT IRON SAFES, with unpick- ahle Looks, maor io ohuuu. Persons wish- lug to ascertain the qualities of the Safes made by mo iu this eity, are respectfully _ roforrod to the Raukuf Savannah, the Planters' Bank, and Um following mer chants, whom I have supplied: A. A. Solomons A Co.. Einstein A Koltman, J. L. Cope, aud L>. B. Nichols. Ail orders puuotually attended to. ly aug 24 Guns, Rides, Hardware, &e. sTH [ friouds and tho public generally, that he has pur- ased tho eutiro stock of Mr. JOHN CAIIRUTHF.RH, 170 Congreu-st., and that ho will sell GUNS, RIFLES, PI8T* HM, Ac., at very low price*, for cash. and repairing, of all kinds, prompUy ' at low prices. J. T. JONES. Manufacturing and c..rcluliy executed, and a Juat received frot I Gentlemen in wento I are iuvitod to tho above goods. ' fot 24 W. 1IE1DT, Gibbons' Building. Ctacnp Dry Votxls. A N t.wrliDKtit «>fnow l>re.. (iwm!., coit.t.tiiiK of 71. auiu, Dol^lon Alf-ou, (llu.luun.. Worked Collars, Uudersleeves, Chemisettes, L. C. lldkf*., Imdiea' Kid Gloves, Crape Shawls, aud various other articles, which will be sold extremely low, at No. I4S Gibbons's Range, by Loot ft 1 I. DASHER. CANDI4K8. 1 BOXES Hull A Son's Mould Candlo*, 15 do Id pure llpertn and Hteariu do, ft do Adamantine do, all at oust prices; 15 do Patent Tallow do, IJto cents per lb.; A half bbl* No 1 Mackoral; ft do do No 2 do ; 10 qr do Nos I and 2 do; A half bbls Codfish, Sounds and Tougoeat 2D boxes I’eaxl Starch; 20 do Col rate's Pale Soap; 20 half bbls extra Canal Flour; 15 bblf Extra do; 40 baskets asaurte<l brands Champagne; Loudon Porter, i*“ d IS* Lj^Vi '*! d And Wiues, in bottle and on draught. To be »olU cheap tor cash, at m * r * SCALLY’H, 8t. Andrew's ||gH. S C CKKI OU W11IH K Y —Ibbl.^nir., quality laaiung aud for solo by Attest: El>u i O. Willow, Clerk of Council. mar!2 IU AN OltlllNANI D. Disord oily Riding and Driving—Drays, Wagons, Ao. Hko. 2. And be it furthur oruained, by the authority atoresald, that each dray, carl, wagon, or other carriage so intended for hire, shall be driven and inunaged by a sober, disore ot aud able porson, not l«s* than sixteen and not over sixty years of ago. aud tor tho violation of the provisions of Ibis section, tho owners of suuli dray, cart, wagon, or oth«.r carriage, shall forfeit aud pay a sum not exceeding thirty dollars, B»;u. 4. And be it further ordained, that il shall not bo lawful for any person or i>er*on* to ride on hor*e-baok in tho city taster than in a cantor; nor for any ooachman "r other person driving a eoaoh or other carriage, to pro ceed faster than in a moderate trot; nor for any person driving a loaded cart, wagon, dray or oilier carriage used for tho transportation of any articles of produce, warus or uierohundiic, to proceed iu a pace beyond a walk, (except brood-carts, w liiuh may bo drivuu at a - ' ‘ ot.) but all unloadod carts, drays oi be allowed to .. row streets, or ou wharves. In any other manner than In a walk, and any porson violating any of tho provis ions of this seolion, or the owner or ow uor* of such ve hicles, shall, on conviction, bo fined, if a white or frae person, iu tho sum of tivo dollaru; nud if tho nffondo bo a slave, his owner or ouiployer shall pay a like sum and ou refusal to do so, tho said slave shall bo enmmit- tail to jail, and llioro remain until hi* ow ner or em ployer shall havo paid the said fine, together with all expenses; and if any free porson or color offending against this Ordinance, reluso or bo unsbie to pay the Aforesaid lines, snuh free person may bu committed to ail, tlioro to remain not exceeding ton dajs, or until ;he said lino aud all expenses shall havo been paid. Bku. ft. Aud bo it further ordained, that uo carts, drays, wagons, or other carriages, shall use the lanes of tho city, but shall avoid driving through them, and in bo fuuud driving iu, or using the lanei* * good or sultioiont excuse, the dri- Cofttar'K ISxtcriiaiimfor. J 70R THE TOTAL EXTERMINATION Of Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, Ants, Ground Mice, oles, Beetles, Crickets, Ac. Warranted not injurious to the hrnnan family. Will not din in their holes. Also an Exterminator for the total annihilation of BED BUGS. Principal Depot, 448 Broadway. hurRUKRUK*.—Washington and Centre Markets; Mr. Hodges, Carlton House ; D. I). Howard, Irving liocse; Captain Flowers, Pacific Hotel; Shelley’s Haloon, Johnson proprietor, Broadway aud Anthony streots; Chas. Thihault, No. 1ft Washington street; L. Dclmo- tiico, 20 Broadway ; E. G. I toward. Editor of tho Sun day Times ; West* hester Itouse, Bowery aud Broome streets ; W. Ilolbcrton, 499 Broome stroet, and 7ft Maiden Lane; Empire City House; P. V. King, 41 Honth street; George Gay, <>7 Union Place ; Benjamin Wood, 40 MeDougal street; L. B. Iiinosse, 4.i John street, und HD Ht. Mark's Place; Thomas Thomas, Jr., Architect,304 Broadway. GRKTiriCATK Of 167 IIKATUS. I havo ffiveu Henry It. Cedar's Exterminator an ef fectual trial, and having seen the wonderful effects of the same, and convinced of the superior efficacy of his Exterminator over any other preparation evor offorred to the pnblle, 1 cordially recommend it. By two appli cations of tli* Exterminator, 167 RATS wore found dead in the kitchen and eellars. THOMAS KinK, Bowery Hotel, 395 Bowery. New York, December 11th, 1851. For sale by all th* wholosale druggist* In the city and tho principal druggist* In tho United States, Canadas, West Indies, Ae. Warranted in all oasos. Nonegonuiuo unless signed by 1IENBY K.COSTAR, jy 29 ly 448 Broadway, New York. Air For sale by J. A. MAYER, 154 Broughton-*t; and by J. B. MOORE k CO. s tonic and carminative, which renders them (LLCOCK'S n.ASTEKS. THE MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLASTER Of tho Nineteenth Century. TTISTOKY—The history of thntc plasters would 11 occupy more space than ran be spared in those limits. Suffice it to say. that tho moat eminent chem ists and physioians of the United States and of Europe wero consulted as to their oompasltion. But it was left to Mr. Allcook, whofor seven yearit had tho entire ohargo of Mossrs. Rnahton's Astor Ilouse store, to perfect them for public use. They aro mado porous, so that the eva- norat.on of tlie perspiration can go on sufficloutly where tho plaster 1* applied, without, as with other plastors, c » B *ing the accumulation of acrid fluid, w hich corodes the skin and occasions many uupleaiiantseusations, not ■eseeeary for the cure or alleviation of affections for which a plaster is usually applied. They are tonic and carmlun*'— of peculiar valuo in many ad. bowels, moro especially when a nervous character; they in fact warm, and to a certain extent, vitaliao tho part upon whioh they aro applied. These strengthening, warming, and paln-relioving plasters, will bo found invaluable in weakness of tho back, chronic rhoumatism, and contractions of the raus- clos; neuralgia, local nervous affections; in asthma, and pains in tho side or ohest, especially when proceed- * u ff imm dyspepsia or weakness, or a souse of coldness at the nit of the stomach; la chronic or rocont affec tions of the kidneys; in cases of sprains, strains, or bruises ; and in nearly all oases where a local pain or woakness exists. The reader is especially referrod to the following tes timonials, moro particularly to tho lotter from Dr. I. T. Hondorson, whom those plaster* of Mr. Alloook ourod of a nervous disease of tuo bowels of many years ■taudiug. T. nnmtorMon’* Letter. KarnvUU, LouUiana, March 8, 1850. iug. Dr. ] as aforesaid, within i thoroof. or the owners iu not exceeding thfeo'dollar*, inployor* thoreof, shall rs, to bo col ls proscribed By ordor or his Honor, R. WAYNE, Mayor. EuwAitn G. Wit-soM, Clerk <.r Council. mill—lu 1 ) ltODOSALN will Im rucuivcd for thn cot JL struotion and puttiug down of a Flood Gufe iu th " " Canal. F*or plan and specifications, appl JAMES 1*. SCREVEN, Chairmau D. C. C. i the undersigned VT1UI1T TICKETS BOR NHGllOEH.- ^ Extract from Ordinauoe passed 2d August, 1839, “ Hn it farther ordained. That a general ticket givon by tho master, owner, employer, or guardian of a negro or person of color, shall pass* tho bearer thereof until ten o’clock I*. M.; but thut, in order to pass a negro or free person of color after ton o'eloolt 1\ M., a special ticket shaU be giveu. which tioket shall specify the hour when It is to expire, aud may be given botn be fore und alter ten o'clock l’.M.: Pruridrd, however, that no ticket shall pass the bearer thereof after mid night. whether it bo dated boforu or nftor that hour, un less tho time when it is given, ami the object In view, and tho plnuo to which tho boarer Is sent, are distil " spec! tied." Thu officers and privates of tho City Gua.'d are here by ordered to unforco the above soction. By order of his llouor the Mayor. EDWARD G. WILSON, Savannah, 25th Jnn'y, 1853. Clerk of (kmnoil. reasonable terms. Also, llol- <“« *» are. i on. vxv»-a*, ripiders, Saucepans, Cast Iron Pumps, Beer Pumps, Cast Iron Charcoal Burners, Sad Irons, Revolving and Long Handle Waffle Irons, Wafar Irous, F'lre Dogs. Fire Irons, Nails, Tacks, Table Cut lery, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Box and other Coffee Mills Bros* Faucet* am) Couplings, Mo. A choice selection of IMauished Ware, Coffee Biggins, Tea Pots, Oyster Dishes, Chafing Dishes, large nail small, Egg Boilers, Castors. Britaunia Ware, Bar Room Pitchers, Liquor Mixers, Cigar Lamps, Centre Table Lamps. Camphlnv Lamps, Oil letups, and a variety of Britannia Burning Fluid Lamp/, llrnss and White Metal Caudlestieks. A largo assortment of Japanned aud Plain Tin-Ware, Chamber Palls, Toilet Paifs, Wine Coolers, Toilet Cases, Cash Boxes, Square nud Round Boxes, Spioe Boxes, Bs- siusand Pitchers, Molassos Pots, Nursery Lumps, Glass Drainors, Kuife and Spoon Boxes, Trays, 12 to 28 inches, Spittoon*, Foot Baths, Ao., Ao. Wooden Ware, Mats, Wood Horses, Clothe* Horses, Step Ladder*, Tubs, Pails, Keelers, Measures, Flour Boxos, Willow Wagons, Children's Willow Chairs, Brushes, Ac., Ac. All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work executed with disputoh. Printed Catalogues may be had on applica tion and sent post free. Silver's Fire and Water-proof Mineral Paints oon- sUutly kept on hand; Camrhino and Spirit Gas. Bale Room—19, £.*nd 14 Barnard-st. Workshop—184 Aav^st. JiovJ7 _J JOHN J. MAURICE. Importmil to lloutckcriicrs. fl'llK Nuhscrilwr rosjMwtfuUy infnrms his patrons I and tha public generally that he now sands his Waggou round the city daily to furnish those who wish a good article ol Camphino and Spirit Gae, with a regu- 1 Smr . ... of being furnished ... lease leave thoir address at tho store t), 12 and 14 aruard Street. [jan 7) JOHN J. MAURICE. lar supply. F'ainilies desir COUG1IH, COLDS AND DRONCIIITIH. P ASTILLF.8DE PARIS, fur the cur* of Coughs, Vault and llroHchtti*. Afootiont of tKk Throat—so prevalent at Uii* season of the year. Wod j not rovom- meud the Pastilles do Pari* to euro all the ills Ufa is heir to, but wo do say they trill cure all affections of the throat, aa a trial of them will prove. Manufactured by Moore A Taylor, 81 Malden Lane, Now York. Jnst re ceived and for ealo by W. W. LINCOLN. Monument Square. ’' N. D.—The genuine hoars the written signature of at Moore A Taylor. PILOT AND NAVY 1KRKAD PU\ BARRELS landing from brig Wilson Fuller JU and for sale by CL AO HORN A CUNNINGHAM. Tpos Holland Gin: .1 Dr. T. Am.oock, 8iu :—I havo boon suffering undor a severe attack of ueurnlgio disease of my bowels for years, with hyper- throphy of tho hoart, and have tried everything known to tho practice of medicine from the very host M. D’s.; but truth prompts me to say that your plasters have given mo moro nermouent relief than anything else I have used, aud I bcliovo will produce e perfect euro. I wonderfully pleased with tho counter-irritant effect of your plaster, tor it is pioiluced in suoh a mild and ■ iualway, as woll as the invigorating action it given lie capillary circulation urouud tlie parts to which they aro applied, with tho grunt nervous sodative iuffu- euco they oxorfc upon nil nervous diseases. “'tin conclusion, permit me to say, that I havo h rieuoe ofthe qualities of tho plastors horetof o, but must place yours at the head of them all. Ev ory medical man who becomes acquainted with them, will assuredly recommend his patients to uso uoothor than tho Medicated India Rubber Plaster of Dr. Alloock. 44 Yours very truly, I. T. HENDERSON, M. D. The Plasters ctfn be obtained at tbo Book Store of No. 149 Day-st.. a Savannah, Philadelphia Advertisements. Platio Fortes. i. C. B. CARTER. No. 171 Cheetnut- ros», sixth door above Fifth, opposite ho *, ato House, up stairs, Pun.anxi. rr.x, now offers to the public an en- t'/clj now nssortment of PIANOS, Nunns A Clark’s and Jnincs Thompson's lustrum'. , which are here offered, stand unrivulli-d in the opinion of all competent judges, as possessing beauty aud purity of tone never before attained by any maker. Also, PIANOS with A'.OLIAN Attachment, Church •ud Parlor ORGANS. HEHAPI1INKR and MKLODE- ONfl. all of which nro warranted, and will bo sold at the manufacturers' lowest cash prices. All cosh orders for mu*ic promptly attended to. Second hand Pianos bought and sold. Pianos tuned and r P1I1A ACADEMY OF MUSIC, and the perfeetaxtia- faetton it has given. Induce* the subscriber to continue it. Lessons in BINGING, PIANO, IIARP, GUITAR, Ao., aro given by Artists of tho very highest ability. It needs but be mentioned, that Six. ANDREA ALFI8I, and Mademoiselle HELENE 8CIIAAFT, who *tnnd i>re-enilneiitamoug tho profession, are oonnooted with tho Institution, and duvote their time aud talents to tho pupils. {je2ti iy] O. C. 11. CARTER, Principal. UEOUOE X. IIENKELS, No. 17S Chrstnut-strcct, Philadelphia, OPPOHITK TUB STATIC OOI'SK, Has just r.ueived from France hla Spring assortment nf FURNITURE COVERINGS ..ion V/ in Brocatello, Plush and Batin De I.nine. Curtains hung in the most substantial manner. ELKItANT FI KMT IRE, d order. irsons wishing G e respectfully informed that v Furnish in the latest style in the now having — w — .itpcrb Rose wood Drawing-Room Furniture, of which tho sample “•*' havo been received. The stylo is entirely new aud manufactured in Paris twenty fine • —- ... jevsm. of the most graoeful dosign. Thoso wishing to Furnish now will please call and ‘ - — ■ hand before purchasing. _ .. rtmentof well llulshed plain Mahogany and Walnut Furniture always je 26 hand, for sale cheap. Lee & Walker, (SUCCESSORS TO GEORGE WH.LIG, No. 188 Chestnut-si., Phlndelphiu, DBAIKUSIH PIANO F O R T E S Uliinlrnl InnCrunicnts, Short Ulusic, Violin,<4ultur, IInrp Mlrlng*,dtc. of which will bo sold at thu very lowest ratos. Catalogues sent to any part of the U. States dressing as abovo, post paid. LEF3 A WALKER'S stock boing one of tho largost in iho U. states, aro confident of giving satisfaction thoso who may favor thorn with their patronage, jo 14 A I.I, 0 OKU AT TRIUMPH ACHIEVED MY Evans 4 Watson’s No. 83 Dock-street, Philadelphia, FIRE-PROOF CHESTS! IVB rxiu, IIAIlKIHUUKd, rs. October 39, 1851. The undorsigned,appointed a Committee for the purpose by tbo officura of tho State Fair, wero present thi*after noon, when Messrs. EVANS A WATSON tested ono < 'their small sited Snlamandt Fire-Proof Chetlt, at which time they ronsuinod thhbk meneing at 1 o'clock, P. M., tchtle heut for tuo hourn, suffl- olont to destroy the'cast iron feet. Ou opening the Chest, tho papers, togethor with 2,000 circular* deposited in our presence, wero takon out, not only haviugboen pre served, but not having tho appearance of soorth upon Jons B. Cox, Fa. Cits*. E. llKltTXB. E. K. Boddikott, Committee. Joskph Ritkeic, A. T. Nkwhulo, Wilmot’s Jewelry Store. rpill’: 8U1I8CUI1IKU has ou liund, and is J. oonatantly receiving from tho best and most rospcc- tablo intuufuoturors in tho country, Rich Diamond, Ru by, Pearl, and other Jowolry, and sterling Silver Ware, such a* Table. Dessert and Tea Spoons aud F'orks; Sil ver Plate* and Waiters; Tea Sets; Castors; Cups nnd Saucers; Goblets; Tumblers; Pap Boats: Soup and Sauce Ladles; Pie, lee Cream, Cake and Fish Knives; 8olid Silver Dessert, Piokiu ami Butter Knives; Nap- kiu Rings; Salt Collars and Fruit Knives; Silver Plated Spoon*, Forks and Ladles; Cake Basket*; Castor*; Walt uni; Snuffors and Tray*; Ivory Balauco-Hnndlo Kuivca and Silver Plated ou Stool Table and Dessert Knives. F'iuo 21 day Marble Mantle Clocks and common Brass Clock* of evory deBcrtptsou. Gold and Silver Lover and Lctdne Watches; Fine Enamolled Hunting Watch ex; Gold aud Silver Th,ta bles; Gold and Silver Spectacles; Gold and Silver Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; F'ino Rogers's Pocket Cutlery; Raxors and Rasor Strops; Card Cases Port Monals. Particular attention will bo given to repairing of Watolivs aud Jowolry. F'roin his long experience and extensive facilities, he confidently believes lie will satisfy all who may favor him with thoir patronage. His price* aro as low, and I a* at any ostnbliHhiuuut in the State. PIT, No. I Mnrkot-squaro. toriiis a* liberal i FI8K»S METALLIC B’ KI AL CASES. This valuabloartiole ",s Juslroceivod and for sale by I. W. MOURKM. A CO., sept 3 ly SoleagHiits in this City for the Inventor PIANO I'ORTES. W. MORRELL & CO. Have ou haud a sploudid assortment tor ms, at th* Broughton-etrcet Plano and Cabinet Wai bouse. SAVANNAH VAKBEII SHOP AND BATHING SALOON. THE Subscriber would rospeclltilly am. tho eitisens of Savannah, aud of Georgia, Ala- . Florida, South Carol' ,l ' ‘|jg know u estoblf. hmcnt is <q> C. W. VAN HORN’S IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER. For Prola/mut Uteri, (Falling of the. Womb ) THE attmitlou of Physician* mid l.ndiossuiToring 1 from the above dorangoinent, i* respectfully In- vllod to " Fan I/or n't Unproved Vterint Snt>i>ortrr”— They are mado without the Plcol Springs, which nro highly objectionable on ammntof thoirehafing tho hips, An., making thorn extremoly unploasant to bo work.— They have no superior for tho roliofand euro of tho above displacement, and aro recommended and usud tho practice of the following Professor sof Obstetric* a: Disease* of women and childron, vi*,: l’roffussor J. A. F!vo, Medical College, Augusta, Ga. 44 J. S. Longshore. Female Med. College, Phila. 44 Clias. Woodward. Med. Inst., Cincinuatti, O. 44 W. P. Johnston, OdumbiaCol'ge, Wash'n,D.C. “ 11. Miller,Mud. Dop’t.Univ'y, Louisvillo, Ky. A. 11. Cena*. Med. College oi'l.oulslana.N. O., id hy the Physician* generally throughout the United ,r w YAN HORN A CO , Phlladelphii . 'hysioii State*. C. W. Manufacturer* also of Tri Instrument* for Cnrvaturo Spine, Club i, of all doscripti dorangonioutn requiring tho u*o of llandAi; t, nnd for all je 16 restoration. IV J. B. MOORE A CO. Agents in Savannah C. W. VAN HORN’S Improved Elastic Shoulder Brace, The only Brace manufactured that Joes not bind or chafe, under the armt, and can be tearn with both tap* and comfort. Thoso who have worn other Braces aro requested to give these a trial, to test their superiority ovor nil others. Clerks, student*, tailor*, Seamstrc*- so*, children of both *oxe«, nnd all other*, who oithor from habit or oc cupation, or from a weakly or debill, toted constitution havo acquired the ihiiiiit of bending fotward, shouldered' Chest and Brace to l and ensure an eroot carriage, improved symmetry and form of body to the wearer, and also allowing a full, froo and lioalthy expansion of thu Lung*, b; l4 - aml preventing thereby tfi. becoming weak aud disoased C. W. VAN HORN A CO., . IIUI OUtHICHlP— J »-»•-* Philadelphia. (je 17) dared) and compressing tl and Lungs, will find the abo* ) to remedy the above defat 'impression Manufacturers of Surgical Bandage* of all doeoriptii .,v J# D moore A CO. PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. t nothing will be left u tablo Barber Shop. HI* price ...40 20 SingleCsh&vo 8hauipooing Shaving six and seven times a w eek Shaving live times a|wock Shaving three or four time* a week Tioket* fur Children's.Hair Cutting, H for Hot and Cold Baths....m Parents are respeeCfuliy iuilormod that cvvfy and pains will be taken with thoir children when to the Saloon to be waited upon. He will also keep for •ale a variety of Fancy Goods, such Cravats, Stocks, all kind* ol Gloves, t. .... riao and Cotton Uudershirt* and Drawers, Pocket Hdkfs., Collars, Socks, aud other articles of Gentle men's wear; also-Ualr, Tooth, Hat, Nail, Flesh, Clothes aud Shoe Brushes; Soaps, Oils, Colognes, and a groat variety of other articles. Halm of Snviuinuh, This beautiful pruparatiou is manufactured by him self for cleansing auu darkening tho Hair; thousands who have received tho beuofit'of cleansing of dandruff, improving and darkening tlie liitir, aro willing to com mend it. Prico—$1 a bottle, or throe bottles for $2 25. Augusta Barber Shop. lie would also take the pleasure of informing his nu merous friends that he has opened a magnificent Barber Shop under the Augusta Hotel, Broad-street, Augusta, where every convenience will be found to make his pa tron* comfortable. Strangers and friends visiting Au gusta are rospectfully solicited to give me a call. J. M. HAYWOOD, Monument-sq., Savannah, jaul ly And under Augusta Hotel, Broad-st., Augusta. WINDOW SIIADI S AND (JILT COR- ff NICES.—5009 Shade*, with fixture* cdulplotej liSfJof Woodford's flue Gilt Cornices; 2«I90 tiuo English Curtain Bauds: Curtain Pins; Worsted Cord, in vurio- gaUd oolors; large Worsted Tassels to rnatah; Cord and Tassels for Pictures; Pavilion Bings aud Rosetta; just received and for sale by out 25 I. W. MORRELL A CO. ] \lltKCT LUDOltTATIUNS IN ROND. JLf *) half pipes Curd Dopey A Co. Brandy, various vintages and warranted 4th proof, in Custom House stores, and for sale on as favorable terms as any in uiarw ply of direct importation*, Cog- ! baskots "Buo- nac nnd Bordeaux Brandies. Also navistn" Ohaiupauguo, imported by ourselves—a choice H'tiic. BO baskets Ueidsick aud Bouche Champagne.— For sale on favorable torus, by fob 21 W£ VEBSTKR A PALMES. ciouw. TUST received u choice lot of CIGARS, viz. :— f) 19,909 Rio Hondo*, 1(),U00 La Guipuxeuana, l<t,000 La Pntria, 8,909 La India, 10,000 Antonio Garda, for •ale by P. JACOBS, No. 27 Bull-street, ign of the Big Indian, near Monument-biuarc, ft Savaunsh, Georgia. IMJAR.—29 IiIiiIs. choice Porto Riuo Bugar, lauding und for salo CLAOllORN ft CUNNINGHAM. M ill IS KOI DKU1UH* Lace and Muslin Capes. Undcr-handkf*. I.aoo and Muslin Collars, Eiub'd dkercliiufa. Under Sleeves, Swiss and Camb’c Edg ings 'Ud Usortings, Eiub'd Skins, Ae. A«.. just received " r \ W. C. WADSWORTH, m * r 5 Marshall House buildinga. To the Owuhr* of RK4UKST tho F'ortes, and A MUSIC DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES. being now completed, we would invito the attention of tho musical public to our stock, comprising evory article In the line, whioh can be furnished (wiioumalk and USTAIL) ut Few-York prices. PIANO FORTES* by A. Stodakt A Co., J. B. Dunham, and others of es tablished reputation, constantly on hand. F. Z01411 AIJ.1I & DO., Imposters, Nos. 74 St. Julian and 197 Bryan-streeta, oct 27 if Next to Market Square. \\r C. WADSWORTH will commonco dis- Tf • poaing of his rich and valuable stock of FANCY AN1) STAPLE DRY GOODS, This day, Doe. 9th, at New-York ooat. We hope no one in want or any article In the Dry Good* lino will fall to call and examiuo the goods aud prices bofore purchasing, as we are determined to sell these goods at prices full 25 per cent. less than they can be bought atauy other house in the city. Wo will not enumerate prices here, but invito all to call, assuring them that good* will be offered at prioos which will be satisfactory. dec 9 Storo undor Marshall Ilouso. TAILORING. M ESSRS. DIBBLE & CAREY Imriug just ru- turned from the North, respectfully Invito their oustomors, tlie cititens of Savannah, uud the public generally, to call and examine their Fall stock of all stylos and oolors of F'ruuch, English and Amoricau Cloths, C&Mimorc* and Vestings, which they aro pre- parsd to manufacture to onicriu the neatest and most fashionable styles. Also their stock of Ready-Made Clotlimir, consisting in Fart of Sardinian, Albert Top, Chesterfield, Coddington, and other now and fashionable Coats, Vests aud Pants. The undersigned having seloeted these goods with great earo, fool confident if» loosing all who may bo in want. Thoir etook of FURNISHING GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES is complete aud well assorted, whioh they will sell on tho most favorable and accom modating term*. MP 23 DIBBLE A CAREY. magical effect* in curing him and many arouud him. The editor* of the Glasgow Times, American Eagle, and others of the South and West, havo given volunta ry dviduuce ol their knowledge of its virtues. The editor of the Germun National Gazette, published at No. 21 Spruce-atruut, in thu city of New-York, under dato of Sept. 9, 1852. gives the history of two important casus of which he haw personal kuowlodgo. Quo, th* wife of a wealthy merchant, who had for yoars tried the springs, and had thu treatment uf tho most eminent physician* i>r oor couutry; they could offou'. nothing. She was afflicted with chronic rheumatism in its worat forms, lie was instrumental lu inducing a trial of this compound, and it effected a complete cure. He also •utes that, a few wocks since, he bought a bottle aud gentleman, a friend of lii* t who suemod idisease: tl ‘ >dd editor it . . few uamc* of promiuent physiol cnauw*. umi others, cured by it. W. S. White, M. D., uu ciniuont physician of St. Louis, writes to a brother mouibor of the profession, Dr. ltoese, of New York ; "I have witnessed the effect* o! this compound iu *evcral cases; and •> successful have boon its operations iu performing a perfect cure, when ovurv other remedy hnd beeu ineffectual, that 1 would not hesitate to rccommoud or proaoribo it. 1 think, when its virtues ure ascertained by tho profession, it will supersede every othor remedy in tho treatment of Rhoumutisui It is adapted to every form of tlie disease, and I know no complication oontra-indicating its use. I hold it tube the duty of a physician, when convinced of the efficacy of a remedy, and its superiority over all others, ut least for the sake of humanity to use it.' J. M. Rose, M. D., writes from Centre College, Dan ville, Ky., "that a young muu, a member or the Col- logo, was so low. that in consultation, ho and othor pro fessors hod decided that ho could not recover. They finally concluded to try thi* remody, aud to thoir groat astoitishmoui ono bottle restored him sound and in II, although he had not walked a step far ssx- month* pro- viouslv ; and thut, during twenty-five years' practice, he liau nover before witnessed such a reinurkableeure." Professor 11. L. Dunham, M. D., near Ciucinuati, Ohio, joins in a certificate for publication with two cler gymen of tho Baptist Church, stating the case of a highly respectable lady who wo* for eighteen years af flicted, and had bocoino helpless, and that all other remedies known, us w ell us the skill of tlie most cini- uent physicians, hnd failed, and tlioro seemed no hope of reeovory^until they finally obtaiuod this remody, Capt. J. 11. Carver, an old resident and highly res pectable citizen of Cincinnati, states that he was se verely afflicted twenty-five years with chronic rheumu- iurtdgia. Ilia joint* lutd become stiff, nnd e him relit! until he got thia compound, aud GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA? IN OCAIIT BOTTIilM. rBEPABsn by j. unarms, m n AIIOUSTA, OKOnniA. /•'or Diten.tt of the J.ittr, ami to nurir. n Mood: Uttfjol in Jaundice, Mr\ tfiXd ache, lUstincss, Loss of Appetite General Debility, Constipation, ' Piles caused by Costive ness, Pains in the Doties, or Rheumatism caused by the use of Mercury, ' Scrofula, Cutnmouo Eruption., EmpU, Hot/., l lccn, ffc. 1 3 'IIK nhnm .ll.cn.r. nr |,n ,rnmnlly from .. i„ ■wlivo .l.lo of tlio l.lTtr, or »n ImmiU Z, ,' ood. Tlia Borunporill. will U, l„u n ,| uoaroI nrora tho foot ih.i it .tlimilsto.il,. 14, ov S2Sll.."biood ,ll ° r,moT » 1 » f noruio ttBs oVd‘.hui 0 u\io;i;.7,. lrr ' ta,k '" “ t,it “"ShSoiiiS: lu heoliliy ootion on tho I4ror ud Blood rnn»i. ttiotendoucy of morbid InflaoDOr., , B d I. oftoh,^ U jUimti .f.ln.l dlootoo. Tho.o * lio or. .coiiainlod Vll'h tho Kouthoni K*r.»|..rjllo mill roodlly pori,.!,; lh£ thu orofonu 00 hu tho n.tur.l tompuill. tuu *h ofi prom il to ho a |iuro ond unmiultomtid Bu oitliwi of Hovonmih and vlolnitj .111 SSthJ, thin ortlrlo ho. tho lm«t cheat 111100 tho ...toio ... (Iroi h.tur uttifaottoK to thu, who ti.oitth preoar.tlon of tho kind la u.o. " *“/ rhyslolans l.uvo assuranoe from the proprietor that it contains nothing but Sarsaparilla, with spirit andsi*! chnriue matter euougli only to preservo It. Price $1 per bottle, or G bottles for $5. Sold in Savannah by Jamos 11. Carter find J n S 4 “J , AC°.| hlldrlU.,bpd, Gridint H.ndor.rill. £ . N ndV^“,“™n7 WV ‘‘”' l0r0 ' ^ Those ordering this article from druggists or eom. mission merchants, should express in their orders, HT “P«nnl»’» Oaoryi* S«rH»paHlla." nothing gi itourod ni Mr. A*. Price, merchant of New Orleans, writes that ho was Teu Years a cripple from chronic rheumatism, and far three years could soarcoly turn himself in bed ; had allocled his whole systom. He tried all remedies ) could hear or, and all the most celebrated physicians but found no relief until ho obtained this compound, ii him effectually. We might givo hundreds ho was severely afflicted for thirty yours, and for jars could soareely walk a Htcp. Tho iloah had i from his limb*; tho most expensive efforts had •iod for yoars, but lie bad loot all hope of recove ry. A merchant, boing in St. Louis, heard of this rem edy, bought it nnd took it home, and pruvailed on him to use it. Uo certifies thut it cured him sound and well; tlie flesh had roturnod to his limb*, whioh had become strong as ever. Wo might dotailono thousand oasos more, of equal iinportani We r “ end to and road thu luttors and certificates of R'ov. Jas. Alitoff ol, Bov. N. O. Berryman, llov. J. i£. Linn, ltov. J. M. Kolly, llev. It. A. Colburn, and other clergymeu; while wo add tho nainos of Hon. J. Smith, late President of the Bnnk of the State of Missouri; Geo. O. Atherton, Officer lu tho Bank in St. Louis; Messrs. Jas 11. Eddy, Another HclentMlo Wonder! The true Digcztive Fluid, or Oxsraio Joior, prepared from Bonnet, or the fourth stomach of tho Ox, aftordlree- tlons or Baron Lie big, the great Phy siological Chemist, by J.S. IIouqiitom. M.D., Philadelphia, Pa. Thisisatrnly , for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Coinnlniut, Constipation and Debility, curing af ter Naturo’s own metliud, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. jgfB* Half ateaspoonfullof Pepsiu*ia- fused in water will digest or dissolve five pounds or Roan Beef in abonttwo hours, out of tho stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or great dlgestlngfnrin- oipleof tlie Gastrie Juice—the solvent of the F'Oud, the purifying, preserving and stimulating agont of the Sto- macb and Intestines. It is extracted from the Digos- tivo Stomach of the Ox. thus forming a true IHyeUict Fluid, prooisely like the natural Gastrie Juice i u it a Chemical powers,and furniihina oomploto and perfect substitute for it. Hclenflfln Evidence! Call on tho Agont and got a descriptive oircnlargratis, J iving alargo amount of selontifio uvidouno, from Lie ig’s Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe's Physiology of Di gestion, Dr. Pereira on Food nnd Diet, Dr. J. W. Draper, of Now-York University, Professor Dunglioon's Physi ology. Prof. 8iUlman, of Yale College; Dr. Carpenter’s Physiology, Ac., together with reports of cures from all parts of tho Unitod States. No Alcohol, Hitter*, or Acids! 49* Remember this: Dr. Houghton's PEPSIN if a great natural remedy, free from Alcohol, Bitters, Acids and Nauseous Drugs. It is extremely agrooable to the i, nnd uiuy bo taken by thn inofltfeeblo n&tieut* who iot eat a water oraokej without acute distress. Be ware of Drugged imitations. F psin la not a drug. IJitroM in Every Town. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin hasnowboentostedforup- wards of tw o yoars in every large tow n In tho United States, and the Agents can refer Dyspeptics to many remarkable cures in every town! Numerous details of eases, reports or eures, certificates of Physicjans aud Patients, ar« given in the Circular* famished by Agonts gratis. Pcpwln in Fluid nnd Powder. Dr. Houghton’s Pepsin is prepared in Powder and ia Fluid form—and in Prescription vials for tho nse of Physicians. Private C I)r. Itought Privato Circulars for Phyaltians may he obtained of Houghton or his Agents, describing tho whulo pro of preparation, and giving tho authorities upon which tho claims of this new remody are based. As it is not a secret remedy, i it* uso by Physiein r lar practice. Prio. „ 49* OBSERVE Tills :-JCvery bottle of tlie genuine Pepsin bear* the written aignylnre of J. 8. HOUGH TON, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, 1'a. Copy right and Trade Mark aocured. 49" Sold by all Druggists aud Dealors In Medicinoa W7 V/. LINCOLN, Wholesale and Retail Agont in Savannah. J. A. MAYER, lft4 Broughton-«t., Savannah, je!7 oodly-lawi Wholesale and Rotoil Agent . m t in rehi>oitable standing and rein- Prico $1 per bottle. rjjjg._ j. Joseph Soulliack, ’ whore this great remedy ’ . Stone, J. W. Christy, .—. chants of tttg, - «, # 'Oduced, and where many thousands have been cured during the last two years. Tlie proprietors havo now opened their Great Central Office at No. 1 Barclay street, (Astor House) in thu city of New York, wlioro all orders for thia medicine will ho promptly uttouded to. This is a Vegetable spirit—un intorual remedy, pi "irin'o 1 recommended tor thisouo disease alone. • 1 Price, $6 per single bottlo; or, threo bottles for $10. W. V. ALEXANDER A CO., Proprietors, N. Y. Sold by A. SOLOMONS A CO., and J. 11. CARTER, v 22 eod ly lawT Agents in Savannah. New Uoods P KK STKAMKR Kl.dUIDA—Il.rw., Ti..ae., DoLainos, Musiius. Uobct and Chsllcya. — * Jt 8TE1 NEV1TT, LATHROP S UGAR, LAUD, WHISKY ANII MOLASSES for aalo—to arrive nor schooner Martha Jane from New Orleans—h/ (uG) KINCilI.EY, LOCKETT A CO. 11 U 1 mtL8.. N. <). Whuky, lamllng llii, .Toy per 1 V M I brig Kato lloath, nnd for *alo by WILLIS A B RUN DAO E. For Halo to Arrive. QHIIn Harks Saltoxiiertod duily per ship Rich- Ou' /\/ar*l Cobdcn, 10 to the ton, by ar 3 C. A. h. LAMAR. lUININli Scissors nml lustrum*-nt*, fur snlu by F. W. CORNWELL, mar 1 192 Bryan street. Jtn UAMBH JiinI i cu£unbVoi^kFby. vy (fagos and BfrdjGlasscs^fbr sal* hy TT HKl liub'H primo Nnrthrrn from barque Maria Morton, and far ROWLAND A CO. \Xi WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! fl^IlK Bulisuribnr lias now nuil keep* constnntly I on hand n large itnpply of tho best quality of Higl Land Oak, Hickory, and Pino WOOD, which he offers a* low for cash os can bo bought in tho oity. Wood Yari near the Railroad Bridge. jjfoblO-SmJ P. WHITE' ltc«d Cnnc! rpHE Undersigned is prepared to supply ordert X for REED CANE, in auy quantity, for sliipment at short notice. Also, keeps constantly on hand a large stook of Oak, Ash, Blaok Jack. Pino and Light WOOD! For sale by the beat load and retail. Consumersean de pend upon being promptly supplied with a good article .Strict attention yircii to fair measurement. Boxes for orders are placed at tho stores of Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper & Co., office of Morning News, and at tho roaideuco of JOHN T THOMAS, Jeues-streot. D. REMSUART, je 21 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOf> ! WOOD !! riHIK SUBSCRIBER keeps constnntly on hind a I large suppp- of Gak and Bluok Jack, whioh ho will •ell on as good terms as wood can be bought at any wood- yard in this city. Orders left at Allon A Co.'s yard.o r at my residence, corner of West Broad and Bryan at*., will be attended to. (f 11 ly) F. W. AVERFELT. WOOD ! WOOD! f|MIE Subscriber will keep constantly on linml JL at Ilia WOODYARD, at tho Canal Bridge, a full supply, at all soiuons, or OAK and HICKORY WOOD. All orders loft nt J. D. Jesse's, Brougliton-street, will bo promptly attended to. W* Wood Sold Low For (.’nnh* jan 1 tf J. M. BUTLER. GUPAKTlSKUMill* NOTICE. WHE umlorMuued havo this day associated them- X «cl ve* together under tho name and style of Kemp- tou A Verstille, for tho transaction of a general Dry Oooda business. Having takeu tho staud In Waging'* Range, No. 72 St. Julian, and 1U7 Bryau-st*., next door to Messrs. F. Zugbaum A Co.'s Music store, they will, iu afaw days, bo nropared to offer to thoir friends and the public, a liHudsomo uud well solucted assortment of Spring Goods. EDWARD S. KKMPTON. HENRY W. VERSTILLE. Savannah, Feb. 17,1852. teb 19 U IGAR A: DIOLASSUS. O 39 hhds. N. 0. Sugar 25 44 Choice refinod N. 0. Sugar 40 44 Prime and choice Porto Rico do 25 41 Fair and Prime Muscovado do 150 bbls. Steam rofinod do 39 44 Crushed do 20 boxos Loaf do For aalo by [fab 21) WEBSTER A PALMES. I J I«II PROOF wnifeWY, tfcc. XX Nl bbls. high proof Whisky 39 44 White 44 do R»U 44 N.O. do 49 44 Meuongahelit do 19 " Pure old Bourbon do 129 44 Phelps Oin 50 " Domestio Brandy ForfalJkj * ,k ffoi> SI "WEBSTER* I'AIAIES. New Spriiii; UinhIs. /~\RGANDIB Will Brucndn Muniius \ J striped nnd plain India Bilks Plain and uhueked Glace Silks Chucked nud striped Mourning Silks Mvusquotino and neodle-workod Collars Under-Sleeves of every style Alexander's colored Silk Gloves Extra floe wliito Cotton Hose Ffaihruidered Lawn Haudkercliiofa Wliito Satin, Dress Trimmings Black, white and colored Prints. Ao. Ac. Ac. Jiiltreeoivod by W. C„ WADSWORTH, feb 23 Under Marshall House, Broughton-st. U.U.'K HAIjT—Lumliiiff from ship Milicatoj O far sale by ANDREW LOW A CO. I UfST lilCCKI VIC IF—Mi bale* Georgia Osnx- o to bo sold very low. M. PRENDEKOAST A CO., J7S Broughton-st.. mar 1 Opposite St. Androw’s Hall, West side. FO It 8 ALE. A FIRST rat« Cmipcr, 05 yflars old—wnrrantou J\ sound; a Boy, 29 years old, accustomed to planto. turn win k, aud warranted sound. Apply to rasr 2 W. WRIonT. f l RO C K It l E8 1 GROCERIES! ? GROCER- Xx 1ES! !!—Th* stock of Gp>eo»iw now in St. An drew's Hall, nro soiling as low for cash, as it is the in tention of the representative* of tho late 0. B. Hually, doeoMf 4. to wind up tho busiuess, For good and cheap Grocorien, oomo to SCALLEY’S, mar 2 St. Andrew's Hall. r ARI) (L4N8, Oil nud Camphonc Cans. Hugur, S A Tea and Coffee Canisters, for sals by mar h JAMES SULLIVAN, 14ft Broughton-st. \\f OOOKN WABK, lira,,ms I'.lfo, llra.ue., f y Cb«0M tufas, Ffailk Roxeo, An., foi saio by marS JAMES SULLIVAN, 14ft Broughton-st. |>T« lUAUb—iw wte of nie« I'i* H«o, X just roeelvod and tor aalo (It , tl : i. mar ii 8CA1J.VS, St. Aadn.'. llall, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, roK thk cuhr or Conghr, Cold*, Soarsenou, Bronchi- tis, Whooping Gongh, Croup, Arthma, and Con.nmption! Many years of trial, instead of impairing the public confidence in this medicine, has won far it an npprooiatlon and notorie ty by 1st exceeding tho most snugntno expectations of its friends. Nothing but it* in trinsic virtue* and the unmle- takable benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, could originate and maintalnthe reputation which It oi\joys. While many inforior rem edies thrust upon tho community, have failed and beeu discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, con ferred benefits OU tho afflicted they can nover forgot, and produoed cures too numerous aud too remarkable to bo forgotton. While it is a fraud on tho public to pretend that any ono medicine will infallibly enro—still there is abundant proof that tho Cherry Fcotoral does not only ns a gener al thing, but almost Invariably cures the maladies for which it is employed. As time makes these facts wider and better known, this modioine has gradually bocomo the best rellanc* of the afflioted, from tlie log cabin of the Atrorioan peas ant, to tha palaces of Europoan Kings. Throughout this entiro country, In evory Stats, oity, and indeed al- most overy hautlot it contains, Cherry Pectoral is know n nn the best remedy extant for diseases of tho Throat and Lungs, and in many foreigu countries. It is coming to bo extensively used by their most intelligent physl- einns. In Great Britain, F'ranco and Gerniuuy, whore tho modioal sciences havo reached their highest porfec- foction, Cherry Pectoral is introduced, and in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Alins Houses, Public In stitutions, and in domestic practice, aa tlie »urest reme dy their attending phyaiciana can employ *©r the m»ro dangerous affoctious of the lungs. Also in mildercasfs and for children it is safe, pleasant aud effectual toouro. In fact some of the moat flattering testimonial* we re ceive have beeu from parents who have fouud it eflicc- cious in civsoe particularly Incidental to childhood. The Cherry Peotoml ie manufactured by a practical Chemist, and evory ounce of it under hie own eye, with invariable uoeuracy nnd caro. It la sonlod and prfAeet- ed by law from counterfeit*, consequently can bu relied on ns genuine, without adulteration. We have endoavored horo to furuiah tho community with a medicine of such intriusic superiority and worth as should commend itself to their confidence—a remedy at onco safe, speedy and effectual, which this has by re peated aud countless trials prove itself to be ; and trust by groat caro in preparing it with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to afford Physioians a new agent on which they cau rely for the beet results, and tho afflict ed with a remedy '■hat will do fat them all that medioino can do. Proparcd aud sold by JAME8 C. AYER, l’raotlcal and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Sdld by A. A. SOLOMONS A CU..W. W. LINCOLN, T. M. TURNER A CO., J. B. MOURE A CO., Savan'ti. aud all druggist* throughout the aoutb. r 17 Th.SAT law tw UTTKU, OIIKKSK, <Vc.—40 kw« iel.ctci! Goshen Butter: BO hoxe* English PwyCMIW o. now scalod Herrings: 20 quintals new Codfish: 199 boxes and fiO half boxes Bunch Raisins. Received P m£r 4r; * U “'1o«l&0*. JOIINfTOS * CO. VI Al.AGA UKAl-ES, OUANUSH, I.KMOM.H, lyl Ao.—Received iwr steamer Alabama ft kegs Mal aga Grapes, 19 hoxe* Oranges, 10 do. Liquors, Raisins, FTgs, Dates, Prunes, Almouds. Ao. B GEO. ALEXANDER, mar 9 Cor. Bull and Congress st*., Mon’t sq. | lUiUhBTiU Dry t>ou9s.—^4, % nnd 4-4 Brown I / Shirting, 5 to 12-4 Brown Sheeting, Marlboro stripes and plaids, Mariners stripes, Blue Drill, Mixed Denims, Apron Check, Bod-tiok. Brown Drill, Ao.. for .ale by (mar 1) LaROCHE A BOWNFJ. ijJ.KAtJJIKDHIlIUTINtt, anil Nheetinp.— If % and 4-4 Bloochod Shirting, assorted quxli- tlos, 9-8 Plllow-cjiSQ Cotton, 6 to 12-4 Illoaohod fiJicet- ing, Bleached Cotton Drill, for sale by / - n»rl LA ROCHE ft BOWNE- R KCmVHIJ por Htcnmer Kloridn-T»iln, I'l.lil .uj ITmteJ Bareges, silk Tissnos, *W Ba- «« Dolaint'a. Figured Mlkj, .'laid India Silka, Black Iks, all widths; French J&c'oots and Printed Orgaa- dios; F’reuoh Ginghams, Embroidered Ao. DEWI1T l MORGAN. I fcAt'ON AND l.A UU.—dooa.k. choice D ifihhd*. Sido.; 45 do. Bhonidur.) kO hhli. ^Jeico Leaf Lard. Keecivod and ^*MA*UoN A DOYf E H A V .—UK! Ihilca prime Norlh Hirer Hay, laud- ing per Bark Maria Mnrtou, for sale by marV BHIOIIAM, KB1,I.YAJXX_ J^JIAijON .IS IiIiiIb. jiriinn lor_.afo m «r- C IOAIj.—IClt ton. Red A.li OoS hmkon iuid 4 ...rc.iicd, far aalo to arrire, por Khr. 8. W. Smith, rromPhiiad.iphta. hy £ ICratffa of FlovarP 0 * just received and for solo by QQLLIN8 A BULKLBVj__ W — Tnkh, bkanoikh, hers are offorlur nn Invoice of Brtud *s *o., in case* at reduced prices, to mar3 BUNKER A_t)GDEN.^ I FOTTIoKD YVINEMitnd BKANDIK^- I> Madeira, Port, and Shorty Wines andl «»**■?* oTif vintage, fey sale at IfeC 101 BOAl ^ I > ILVI#—50 barrels 14J f’HKVt F«S Pc(Urff«w’s wikttc con*. a "‘rSS“l«”o k A* , lI d BAUAB r sale to arrive by (fab 12) U. a. i« TirnTNU at ukuJtTtu r I urn oirnri... tllo tl«i»l>CO .tf 0_ur ■»" ei.Ol'IKNU W l! ore now o of Fall and Winter Koady l dimed prices—wo will not say a' other House In tho eity, on our JlU jMANTietA'SiTTt^Klnin
