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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1853)
Dry flood*, Clothing, ib. Ofttnt Bmcrilicc AT MAAS St HEYMANN’S CLOTHING EMPORIUM. morn lug, repeated flVa or «ix 'times, coding faintly audiblo .if*; « other time he Matties fowl with loud, deep-toned, aolcroffToar*, replied lire or sik times In quick eneeesMofi, each jncr*a« ing in loudnet a to the third nnd fourth, when hie voice die* away in five or six low muffled sounds, verr much resembling dl.tant thunder. At times, and not uofrequentlv, a troop may be heard In con- cert, one assuming the lead, and two, three, or four iliAimatr-. «.». iktf »r. JOW rremrod to off.r one of * - •-* best selected stocks of r Scottish stage, they . « singing a catch. IJke % - r -• - roar loudest in cold, frosty Right*'» hut ou no oc casion are IhHr roicee to bo heard In such porfec- - -r »o Inteuselv powerfol, ns when two or three B troops of lions approach a fountain to drink tion.Of *o Intensely powerful, airaute troops of lion* appro# at the samo time. When this occurs., every member of each troop sounds n held roar of defiance opposite parties ; and when ouo roan, all uolhcr, and each seem* to vie with bis comrades in the Intensity and power of his voice. The power and grandeur of thoee noMurunl forest concerts is inconceivably atriklng and pleasing to the hunter’* ear. The effect is gu-atly enhanced when tho hear* or happens to be situated in tho depths of the forest at the dead hour of midnight, unaccompanied by any attendant, ond ensconced within twenty yard* of the fountain which the surrounding troop of lions are approaching. Such has been my situation many scores of times ; and though I am allowed to have n tolerably good taste for music, I consider the catches which 1 am regaled with, aa the sweetest and most natural I over heard. As a genoral rule, lions roar during the night ; their sighing moans commencing us the shade* of evening envelope the forest, and continuing at In tervals during the night, lu distant and secluded regions, 1 havo constantly heard them roariug loud ly as late us 0 or 10 o'clock on a bright, sunny morn- ing. lo hazy and rainy weather, they arc to lie heurd at every hour iu the day, hut their roar Is snhdued. It often bnppens that when iwo strange male lions meet at a fountain a terrific combat en sues, which not unfreqnenlly end* In the death of one of them. The habits of the lion are strictly noctnrnal; during the day he He* concenled beneath the shade of some low bushy tree or wide spreading tiiish, within the level forest, or on tho mountain aide. Ho is also partial to lofty reeds or fields of lung, rank yellow grass, occurring ill lowly valloy*. When ho is successful in his eaten, nud liussccutod his prey, lie does not roar much thiit night, only ut tering occasionally a few low moans ; that is, pro vided no intruders approach him, otherwise the ease would bo very different. I remarked a fact connected with the lion s hour of drinking peculiar to themselves; they seemed uuwillinr lo visit the fountain* with good moon light. Thus whon the moon roso early, the lions deferred their watering until late in the morning; • - -■ 1 ' ifly the largest a.-4 beet seleoted stock# or CLOT HI HO, anda general assortment of Gsn ttemen's FURNISHING GOOD8 ond Fancy overwrought to this city, suitable for Spring and Sum mer wear, at prices never known or heard Af *■ th *“ oountry. ... .. . . We enumerate a fsw leading artloles ino which wo invito •'trial attention: Drcaa and Frock Conte, In Black, Blue, Brown. Olive, and Dore Colored French and English Cloths. HualnoM and Hnntlog fonts, In every varioty of styles, and of different materials, ■uoh as Cloth, Caaaimsre, Tweed, Cashmeret and man ufactured In plain, clouded, striped and mixed patterns. Pantaloons. . _ . In Blaek and fanoy Colored Cloth, Casslniore and Cae- slnet superfine Doeskin in various oolors. Plain, White and Flgnrod Satin and Silk—for wedding “* r.« r .»r i Ooubl. S d gn&gZgil&ASZ “.VgS.t.ri.l.rri*!" 35* ‘“i b«i m ,d m - ■kins, Cashmorett, Ao. Hosiery, Gents' Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Books, Gloves, Suspenders. Cmratt, Silk and Satin Stooks, and Neok Ties of tho latest Frenok and American styles in great nud when the moon rose lato, they drunk at an eurly hour in the night. . . t . Owing to tho tuwny color of the cont with which nntore has robed him, hn is perfectly invisible in the dark; and although I have often heard them lapping the water under my very nose, not twenty yaru* from me, 1 could not possibly make . .possiblv l much as tbo outline of their forms. When a thirsty liuu comes to water, he stretches out his mnssivn arm*, lies down on his hrmirt to drink, and makes n loud lopping noise not to be mistaken. He con tinue* lapping up the water for a long while, and Mfr * ~ * ,L - w ' ’- four or live timos during (he proceeding he pauses for half n minute, a* if to take breath. One thing conspicuous about them is their eyes, which in dark night glow like two balls of fire.—Cumthing't Hunter's Life in South Africa. HEJLIUBOJLDT A EIFLER, Bril Hangers and Manufacturers of Fire Proof Safes, Iron Railings, Locks, Sfc. HAVING boughtou» the tools and fixtures of Mr. Simon Morris, tho subscribers offer j their services to the Loltisous of Savannah, land are uropared to fill f orders for any thing in the abovd lino, at the'corner of Jefferson and Bryau-rtroett. may 27 ly HELMBOLDTk EIFLER. CANhlES AT REDUOEO PRICES! 115.00 per 100 lbe.-!ta Ib. lloxee *3,75 ^ TO charge . I. .. - I.—xo iu, ■ioxcmi)i/>i „ for boxiug or delivnriag at the Kail* road or steamboats, warranted to keep In any T. Cl. RICE. ly. 8- W. oorner Broughton and Whitaker-«t. bhllTlON.—Tbe co-partuniaiiip here- , The name of the firm can bo used by either nidation of auy debts due them. '4,1863. E. F. KINCHLEY, E. I.OOKETT, N c Xlnobley A Thom an. may 2 VTOTICK.—The undersigned respectfully ro ll quests tbs subscribers to hi* Balk House, to return the ticket* tl.oy now have,in order to obtain new one*; a number of th« old tickets having been mislaid or sto len from him. After this dato none of tho old Issuo of tickets will bo redeemed. J. M. HAYWOOD. . H. R.—Trick or JUtmixo.—Single Bath 60 cents t 3 ^ ^tf may 24 tiokots for $L, ^ and Floor Cloth Wureliomc. Varpet Curtains, Curtain floods, ngresi [MiE Subscriber, knowing that the citizens of kbavo fait a great interest Intheostab- ........ CARPET WAREHOUSE, Ifljbie city, and being aware that many bavobeon awaiting the completion of the New Store, so that they “i«ir selection of the various artloles for _ dr houses, would respeotfully inform the ■•rally, that ho has opened tho most oom- JMmontof all the various styles of GOODS ;4pt in similar establishments. The Stock of Jent department# will oonsist, in part, of the Wing Goods, vis: CARPET DEPARTMENT, R07M Velvet; Tapestry Brnssels; Mocet Brussels; &'**£* { Velrvtj Tapestry and Brussels for Stairs; Tk»iA Tly. Superfine, Fine and Common Ingrain; Plain Ply. Superfine, Fine and Common Ingrain; Plain and Twilled Venetian for Biaira, llalls, Ac.; Drug- |^ta, d-4,12-4 and 1(M in width, (fuvorr variety of |iat- leras; Iloorth Rugs; Parlor and Stoop Mats ; Table aud Piano Covers: Silver and Brass Oval and Octagon Stair Rods; Stair Linen, Ao., Ao. OIL CLOTHS. t>f ovary width; from one to eight yards, for llalls, Dining Booms, Steamboats, Saloons, Ao.; Rose Wood, Mahogany and Small-figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4, £-4 and 6-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for Btalrtc UURTAINS. Silk and Worsted Damask De-Laine: Worsted and Linen Damask DeLains; Figured and Plain Damasks, variety of eolore; White and Buff, for Shades. flora i Whit WINDOW 811A DEM. Tjanspareat Landscape, Medalllpn, Garland and White and Gold, entirely new style t Cord; 1 .oops; Taa- •els; together with all the various Trimmings for Cur tains and Shades. , T GILT CORNICES. Bands, Loup! and Pina, of the groatoat variety and pat- Urhs, of fclft latest imporUtlon; all of whhh will be •old at wholesale or reUll, on tho most liberal terms. WM.II.OUION,Agout, 140 Congress and 67 St. Julian-sts. ARRIVAL OF NEW SUMMER GOODS. ... I ttKNDKRGAST & CO. have this day .. f ,lT * d _P* r steamship State of Georgia, a very “sortment of new, faabionable and ohuap Goods, comprising * White and oolored French Linen Drills. ''A treat varietr for Gontlemeu’. .ml k, ’A craat variety for Gontlemeu’s and Boys’ Summer *“' 1 Blaek Oro DeRhine Silks. Ladles' Noedle work eollars. Jsoonetand Organdy Muslins. 4 i w® 4 , *7* EB 5 11,h Amerioan Printe. particularly desirable styloe. A boAutifnl assortment of Cambrlo and Swiss Edg ings and insertlngs. They will be receiving further supplies by the •learner during the month. No. 178 Broughton street, opposite St. Androws Hall. m»y ID Keiupton St VersUlle , a finely aasortad and complote - 8tocl1 of 8um ™ef and other Dry Goods, wkloh iy will offer upon the most accommodating term.. Asrreatcare has been exorcised in the selection of thour stock, with a view both to price and quality, they eoufidoatly invite their friends aud Die public general- ly to call ana examine for themselves. M New Watch, Clock, Jewelry AMD VANUY HTOKK, BROUGHTON'STREET, No. Utf. K. FRANCIS STKIN, Mmurnclurcr of Chrn. oornoun, dork., Town clcki. Wituk.., to. to., J-tMotfallT luTurm. hi. oaitomen .od tho itohilo gono- **lly tbu Go hu httod up tho Storo 149 liroughton-.u, Jhort ho lntondi to uutko > poruouont loouloo, and 'll! ih IU rwlou, brnuoboa. r. ^ i!. O,o0 , k,,T !’ ,,1 , cl<> ' k *l Chrouow.ton, Jowol- •? nopnlrod with dltpitob, and - —- ly FRANCIS R'TKTN. isSSS»— too A V.r.tlllo, for tho trnoMMUin *i" D F- G« d. buotn.M. If.vioc «•“"*> Ron,,. No. 73St. Jullon, ond IU7 BrVtS*u“ 1 to Uturt r, Zogboum * Co,'. Mu.tc , .Ur!^Gf;i t m°t’I » fo» d«J», ko lirepoMd to odor to their t, "‘iy* SMWtlMh, Fob. ,7. lg5a Ut,WBy W - Carrlng, Tor Male. -A light hoe horn Carrioge, (with polo, orly Bfoaord Son. Now York, ond hu boon tho Carr logo Eopo.i- JOHNSTONAOO. nonojt. , UontHtiut Others, do- • thoir Cotton ropookod, non do to hy “■h Kutorn Whorroo. O. A- L. LAMAN. Cut LifiSt llntM, Cnpa, Trunks, Carpel flags and Vnllaea. The psonllar facilities possessed by the Subscribers for importing tbelr stock, will enable them to offer induce ment# in their trade soldom met with, aud at the same timo makin; ‘ ffc UNION SAVING STORE Corner of Cougros* and Jefferson streot*—the greatest depository of READY MADE CLOTHING in thi* oountry. MAAS A UEYMANN. Hoys nm! Youths’Clothing. to be surpassed in the variety of styles, make low price, te be found at the above named estab- Robinson dc Camp, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, AND PKAI.ltUS IN FINK READY-MADE CLOTHING. A RE now receiving anil opening their stock of A SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, all of which have be*n selected daring the pest mouth by our Mr. Camp, consisting in part of Light, Black and Fancy Colored Cloths, Casasmlers.Cashmurottii.PeKuaa Cloths, and Drap d’ote, Vestings of Silks, Satina, Marseilles aud Embroidered Patterns. Our Keady-Mado Clothing is from the well-known house of W. T. Jeuntnge A Co., Broadway, New York, and cannotbe surpassed, t We have our usual large supply of Furnishing Goods on hand—everything requisite tor a gentleman’* ward robe—togolhor with Trunk*, Valifo*,Carpet-Bags; also, India Rubber Goods, such an Coats, Cloaks, Ponchos, LeggiuH and Clipes, all of which wo offer as low and on l good terms os-oau bo obtained elsewhcro. GAUDRY’B BUILDINGS, next to Pulaski House, apr 4 TR1MMINGM. ( COLORED HILK AND LINEN BRAID, J Trimming Braid, Colored 811k Linen and Gilt uwttous for Children Cluthos, also fanoy opou worked lloso and half Hoss, at apr IP KEMPTON A VERSTILL’B. 1 sri.u i.iuuqh. i.inun ami ooiijn nnooungs, riiouon- atid Brown Shirtings, Pillow Case Linens aud Cot tons, Huckabacks, Scotch Diaper, Ixing Lawns, Bird’s Eye Diaper, 7. 8, 0, lOand 12-4, Linen Table Damasks, Damask Napkins, Dowlas, Linen Towels, Gause Flan nels, Musquito Laos and Nettlug, Furniture Fringe, Ladles’, Gent’s and Children’* Hosiery, Ladles’ Dress Goods, new aud handsome, Embroideries, Laees, Rib bons, etc., for sale at the lowest market prices, by may 6 DkWITT A MORGAN. Marriage, HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE. W IIY 18 IT?—That w« boholil many fe males, scarce in the meridian of lire, broken In health aud spirit* with a complication of diseases and * ute, depriving them of the nowor for the enjoy- of Hie at an age when physical health, buoyanoy of siiirlts, and lanpy serenity of mind, arisiug from a condition of health, should be predominant. Many of the cuusr* of her sufferings at first—perhaps years before, perhaps during girll ood, or tho first years of marrlsgo—wero in their origin so light as to pass un- notioed, aud of course neglected. lu after years, when too late to be benefited by our knowledge, we look book and mourn, aud regrut tho full oonsequeneos of our ignorance. What would we not often give to possess, in early life, the knowledge wo obtain in after yoare ! And what days and nights of anguish we might not have been spared, if the knowledge was timely possessed. It is melancholy aud startling to behold tuo sickness and suffering endured by many a wife for many years, from causes simple and controllable, easily remedied—or better still.-not intnrred, if every wife and mother possessed tbe information oontalnou in a little volume, (within the reach of all) which would sparo to herself years cf misery, aud* to hor husbaud tho constant toil and anxiety of mind, necessarily devolving upon him from siokuess of tho wile, without giving him the op portunity of acquiring that competence which his exer tions are entitled, aud tho possession of whtoh would so- curo the happiness of himself, wlfs^andchildren. Secure the moans of happiness by becuiulng in time possessed of the knowledge, the want of whioh has caused the sickness and poverty of thousands. In view of such consequences, no wifo or mother is excusable if she uoxleot to avail herself of that know- ’ ‘ge In zpepeot to horeelf, w hich would spare her much oriug, be the inoaus of happiness and prosperity to her husbaud and oonfor upon her children that Mossing aboYO all price—healthy bodies, with healthy minds.— That knuwlodgo is oontainod iu a littlo work entitled THE MARRIED WOMAN’S Private medical Compaaloii, BY A. M. MAURIGEAU, Professor of Diseases of Women, One Hundredth Kditlon. 18oio.,pp. 230. Priee 60 Cents Ion fin* papor, extra binding $1 00.) First published iu 1847, aud it as not surprising or wonderful, considering that every Female.(whether moxrisd or not, oat here acquire a Tull knowledge of tho nature, character aud oausesorher complaints, with the various symptoms, and that nearly half a million copies should have been od for tho married, but no * * toauty, * naturo striotly iutend- tho married, or thoee coutotnplatlug marriages, female desirous of oujoying health, aud that ’# oouiequont upon health, which Is so conducive own hupnlneu, and that of her husband, but either has or will obtain it, as ha* or will every hus- be* the love and affection of his wife nt heart, i oopies have been CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC! UK NOT DKKftAUDKD f Buy uo book uuleso Dr. A. M. Maurioeau, 120 Liberty «. ri ®v! 0B tbe tltlo-page, aud the entry in the Clerk s Offloo on the back of the title-page; and buy ouly of respectable aud honorable dealers, or send by mail and address to Dr. A. M. Maurioeau, as there are spurious and surreptitious infringements of copyright. That noue need remain uninformed upon subjects so to thalr peace, thoir health aud their happiness, full title-page, and afao Index of oontouts, will be __ froo ofob.rgo ioovory port ot tho Unitod SUtoi, by oddroistnf, iHl.t-ti.id, 40 horoio. o r, «'P' °» Fifty Co DU, (or Od. DollMfor tho «no hdltlon, extrablodfo,.) "Tho Worried Wodiod’i Private Medical Companion’’ is soot (matted free) to any part of the United States. All letters must be repaid, »nd addressed to Dr. A. M. MAUR1CEAU, Box 1224, New York City. Publishing Otfioe, No 129 Liberty street. New York. I'M'jabby—lAS A Whitman. Ringgold: R. F. Ben- nott.Cassville; Doyul k Soars. SlcDouougn; J. A. Rey nolds, Dahlouoga; C. Youngblood, Oglothorpe,—Ga. Inline York lity—liy Stringer A Townsend; Adri an oo, Sherman A Co; DeWltt A Davenport, Nassau street; Barues A Co. Office, 129 Liborty utroct. noar Oreanwioh.*3m eod law tw je 16 COPARTNERSHIP. MIE undersigueil have foriuotl a copartnership, — I *"* — miM - pun ip 1 taking offeet from tbo first day of January last, un der the firm of JOHN B. MOORE A CO, for the transac tion of a genoral wholesale A retail Drug, Paint and OU business. They may be fuund at tbe old stand of Moor A Hendrickson, Gibbons Buildings, marl JOHNS. MOORE, DANIEL B. MOORE, JOHN E. BT1LWE1.L. J ■H| COPARTNERSHIP. 1IE UNDERSIGNED have this dnv fanned Copartnership for the transaction of a geuoral ilpplng and Commission business under tbe firm .. He ran ton A TaUman, office No. 16 Coentei’s Slip, New May 16th, 1863. W. B. SCRAN KZrERRNCKS. H. U. TALLMAN. York, Messrs. Hherman A Collins; “ Esra, Wheeler A •' Cogswell, Crane A . '* H. A D. Pomeroy; Messrs. Webster, A Palmos; ;; Bcrantou.JoluietouACo.; >• Savannah. may 17 Rowland A Co. 'FI J 1 \I880LUT10N.—Tbo Cu|uirtiicrshiu «i* XJ Soranton. Johnston A Co„ is this day dlssohsd by the withdrawal of Wm. B. Scranton. D. T. 8CRANTON, JOS. JOHNSTON, • wo* .4,4.. W. B. SCRANTON. Savannanh, Muy 16th, 1863. _ COPARTNEUHIUP. THE Undersigned having axsouiated with them Mr. Henry II. Soranton, will ooatiuuo tbe Grooery Mr. Henry II. Soranton, will ooatiuuo the Grooery Business under the firm of Sorauton. Johnston A co. D. T. SCRANTON, c . . .... J08. JOHNSTON. Savannah. May 16th, 1863. « may 17 tf r | '('UKI8II FrlctlouTowelu.—These Tow 1 els, as the name designates, are cf Turkish manu facture, and are intended as a substitute for the flesh brush, the hair glote, aud hair beit, for produoing a healthy action or tho akin by friction. The material is or flax, and of a texture admirably adapted to thoir uao. Ihey will bo found to be elfeotiVo without being harsh. *0* “*!« by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. TENNINGS’H double soda water V “"A PURE ARTICLE.—The msnufaeturors, (tbe celebrated , u ytvtmt*- for Ulelr Bod * W»t-r, Okrofully *“ 44l.ttti.DJ MtltttADOM, MluinlDK llU. Itt . r »D« •ntolonc,DduittlDf Into iu comiK.IUouoDlyitirDji.DUofmMorulnod putity. A l*FD»tlD Bluer, ul for tol, by A. A. aOLOMOh'B t CO. THl’^AVKmj,—J.K. eaFord, hu i •ot ^thiwf!iHM4lttT.U.U 4o4 HA" JS*.torrttttod to US pobltt; — pjrrj =; AFGIUECAH1E8’ HALL. o«’ tbo <0 StnhtHSg « OBAMGK9, A ■sboloo ftooorttt.&t of Corn.4 TnmrJ^n^^t br ftntBJ JOHMJALY. fiWhiuko,.. u T oV-By tbrFbT. -By tuo F > boxes Orange* i JOHB DAILY. njMS , JNU^31».«b*,lb.r..t. do'. P*r«d to do ylambiof in all Ite branches. FtWBl i&t wUer ' either oold m Bos, ■wit *•' 'UAHS BOUND Om, 1 *tt, f.t oolo by (j,9j 1«<>JM£ A A K51l.Fi, to be outfUod ou Ordinance to' the oltr into four Dispeusary Districts, to for the election of a Dispensary Physician for said districts, and to dqelafe Hie duties and flxthe penial ion of eaeh DlspAuenryPhyslolan. Boo. 1. Be it oniained by tho Mayor and Aldermen of the city or Savaonab ana hamlets-thereof in Counoil ssiombled, and It is hereby ordained by tbe authority of tho game. That from and after the passage of this or dinance, the oity be, and it is hereby divided into four DispoMary Districts, the first to ombraeo all that part of the elty bounded on the north by the Savannah riv er, on tho east by Jefferson-street eon tinned to the Hyor, on the south by Booth Iirosd-streot and William-street, aud on the west by tho corporate limits ; tbe second to oinbraoe all that part of the oity boonded on the north by the river, on the east by the corporate limits, on the joutli by South Broad-etreet continued to the corporate limits,and on the west by Joflerson-streot, continued to the river; the third to embrace all that part of tho city bounded on the north by WiilUam-streot and South Brosd-stroet, on the east by Jefferson street continued to the corporate limits, on the south by the corporate limits, and on the west by the corporate limits j and the fourth to embrace all that part of the city bouadod on the north by South Br<.ad-street continued to the cor porate limits, on tho east by the oorporate limits, on the south by the oorporate limits, and on the west by Jufferson-stroetoonttnuod to tho oom.rate limits. Boo. 2. Be it further ordained by the authority oforo- aaid, That tbore shall bo Mooted at tho first regular meeting of Council aftor tho passago of this ordinance, and annually thereafter on tho first regular meeting in January, a Dispensary Physician for each of said dis tricts, whose duty it shall be to furnish the dostituto sick w ithin the limits of his district with uocossary medi cines, to give them medical and surgical sdvivo and at tention, to visit thorn at their places of aftode when ue- oessary, on every Blonday and Thursday, to attend iu person, or by competent substitute, botwooa the hours of IU o’clock, A. M. and 1 P. M., for ooasultathn with out-door partios, aud to keep always a competent sup ply of vaccine matter for yaoiuatiug the poor and to Lo furnished physicians, tho lattol' to pay a reasonable and proper price therofor, and to fill all proscriptions slgosd ly any member ol tbo Georgia Medical Faculty, pro vided each of auoh prescriptions shall sot forth tho name of the patient and owbraco a certificate that the patient resides within the district of tho Dispensary Physician to whom it is addressed. Beo. 3. Be it further ordaiued by the authority afore said, That the said Dispeosury Physicians shall be con s' lerod, hold aud taken as officers of the oity, and shall be liable to the same penalties for noa-performaneo or ueglectr.f any of their official dntles as are now pro scribed in tho case of other city officers. Seo. 4. Be it further ordained by the authority afore said, That such Dispensary Physician before entoriog ou the duties of his ofllco shall tnko the oath prescribed for oity officers, and execute a bond with two securities in the penal sum of onO thousand dollars, conditional for the faithful porformanoe of his office. Eaoh Dispen sary Physiciau shall reoeive in full compensation for medicines and sorvices.a salary of dollars ptr annum, payable monthly. Heo. 6. lie it farther ordained by the authority afore said, That all ordinances and parts of onliuauces mili tating against this ordinance bo, and tho same are hcro- by repealed. Charles Ganaiil, Hiciiahu D. ARNOLD, jo28 C. A. L. Lam An. punishment and removal of tho s 8*UJ. 10. Bo it farther ordained, That It shall not be lawful for any cow, steer, holier or calf to bo or go at large within the limits or the city, from the setting of the Sun to tho rising of the same; and the . such cattle ao found at largo, shall forfeit aud pay a not exceeding five dollars for oach and over/ timo ... RM ___ any such animal shall be found at largo; and it shall be the duty of the City Marshal and City Constables to take such cattle so found at large, contrary to tho pro- visions of this ordinance, und impound thorn until tho said fine and all costs are paid, and if tho animal be uot claimed within five days, It shall bo tho duty of the City Marshal to soli the same at the pound, first giving at least five days' notice iu one of the public gaieties of tho oity of the description of the animal and tho time and place of sale, ana he shall pay tho nett proceeds, af tor deducting the tine and costs, into tho City Treas- " T ir * ’, subject to the order of Council, who may and shall or the same to bo paid to tho owner of such animal when required. 8«c. 11. Be it further ordained, That auy bull fouud at largo within the limits of the oity, shall be oonsider- d as a mils,moo, and may bo killed by any .person. 4 BILL, to hn (Mimloil an ordiuaiiu ordiuanoo entitled *’ an ordiuanoo to prevont i, cows, oxen and oalvos, and other cattle from run ning at largo.” passod in Council, February, 18-11. Seo I. Do ((ordained by tbo Mayor and Aldermen of the oity ofSavaunah and the hamlets thereof, iu Council assoniuled, aud it is hereby ordained by tho authority of the same. That from and after the passing of this or dinance, tho provisious of tho above reoitod ordinance be so amended and oxtoudud as to prevent balls, cows, oxen, calves and other cattle running at largo within the fol lowing limits, vis: Guiouet-stroot ou tbo south, p • (fl—‘ - 1 —»»-*• * * r - longod oast aud west to tho eitcudcd incorporate limits of tho oity of Savannah aud the hamluts thereof; tho 8avannan river on the north and tho corporito limits of tho city|of Savannah ou tho east and Sec. 2. Bo it furthar ordained by tho authority aforo- ssid, That all ordinances or parts of ordiuauous militat ing against tho provUions of tills ordiuanoo bo, and the sumo are hereby ropealod. l'assedin Council, Savannah, 10th March 1833. K. WAYNE, Mayi [Attest] Edward Q. Wilson, c. c.june 24 l’ilOCLAMATION. MAYOR’S OFFICE, \ 1 3./ Savannah, May 9,1863./ WncRKAS, Connoil, at a regular meetifig, heldou the 27th January, 1863, passed a resolution requiring mo to issue my proclamation “closing the Old Ceiuotery for the purpose of interment after the let of July next. Thert/ore, I do hereby proclaim, that alter tho First day of July next, the Old or Briok Cemetery will bo closed for tbe purpose of intormeut. IL. 8.) R. WAYNE, Mayor. Attest; Edward Q. Wilson, C. C.jo it) CITY TltKAHUitHit’8 OFFICE. June 7th, 1863. PHE UNDERSIGNED is now roudy to receive .ho present year. J. GEOnGE, City Treasurer. City Taxes for tho presenty Thi Builders. S EALED proposals will ho received by tho utt- undoridgned, until the 26th day of June next, to turuiah all tho materials, aud urect the Keeper’s dwol- ling and office at Laurol Grovo Cemetery, nocordlng to plan and specifications to bo seen ut Messrs. HhoU A Fay’s, Architect*. JOHN MALLERY, may 23 Ch. Com, on Health and Cemetery. VTIGllT TICKETS FOlt NlU.iJtOK8.— ^Extract from Ordinauoe passed 2d August, 1839, “Beil further ordained. That a general ticket given by the mastor, owner, employer, or guardiau Of a negro or perton of oolor, ahull pass tho beaccr thereof until ten o'clock i’. M.; but that, iu order to pass’a negru or free person of color after teu o’clock V. 61., a special ticket shall be glren, which ticket shall epeci.y the hour when it is to expire, und may be given both bo- fore and alter ten o’clock 1*. M.: Proeulml, however, that uo ticket shall pass the bearer thoreof aftor mid night. whether it he dated before or artoi that hour, un less the time wh<*o it is given, and tho object iu view, and the piano to which tuo bearer is sunt, are diitiucth specified.” Tbo officers aud privates of tho City Guard arc here* the alnyor. „ , . EDWARD O. WILSON, Savannah, 25th Jan’y, 1853. Clork of Counci.. BRIDGEWATER PAINT. of from 26 to 400 lbs. The prioe is about one third of White Lead, while for outside work it is far proferablo. Selection of CcrtUlcutes. Nkw York Arsenal, 3d Oct., 1851 mw xunK AiiBK.nAi., ou wci.-, tool. Boiug aJvised by one of the first paiuters in the city of New York to use the Bridgewater Faint, in prefer- unce to any other, upon the Ordnance buildings in my oharge, on Governor’s Island, I did so. and found it all that it was recommended to be. The buildings, wblob are of briok, speak for themselves, and 1 cheer fully glvo my testtmouy in behalf of the virtues of th« Faint, dooming it superior to any now in use, as far as I oan judge (rout two mouths’ observation. G. U.TALCOTT. Br. Lt. Col. U. 8. Military Academy, January 26th, 1832. I have used the Bridgewater Faint upon some of tho buildings under my supervision, at West Point, aud i cheerfully add my testimony to its durability and cheapness. In future 1 shall recommend it to my frionds and mvtplf n AT.rv AWni'n it myself. 8. ALEXANDER. Lt. Eng’s. U. 8. A. PLANTER'S CERTIFICATE. New Ihkkia, Attukapas. La , Aluruh lCth, 1352. In July last I was induced to apply tho Bridgewater Minoral Paint to my lugar-housc, and In every respect it has exceeded my expectation*, and the representations mads bv the agents, Mosers, G. C. Bogort A Co. 1 oheerfully add my testimony to thu numerous — v - braced iu the Agonts' circular, ami recommend the »nme to plantrrt aud others, as the best fire and weaker protector I have ever known. Where I have applied It, It has beon exposed to the since last July, and lias uelthor blistered uor erark- ed, and has formed a solid metalic eurfart - * ■ • ‘“IN. F. Faint, . — — ./bich has proved eutlrely impervious. JOHN. F. MILLER. Tho undersigned having used tho Bridgewater Fain., a sufficient length of time to tests Us virtues, without h.'jUatlou pronuunco it tho Lest article as yet kuown lor ooveriug bricks, wood, tin, iron, Ao. It is romarka- blo for its groat body, durability, adhesiveness, elasti city, aud also for its spark and cinder proof qualities, and at long as it gives us the same satisfaction as here- o it and recommend it a teforo, we will continue most superior paiut. LSigued] JouN Uodckin, 169 Court-ak, Brooklyn. W. L. Randolph, Court A Dougiass-st,. O.AF. Kikknan, 72Court-st., " David Walker, 2 Ilarrlsou street, " 8. Uuisson, 7 Jliokt sk, •* Rout. MoEwan, 8 llicks at., *• Cuas. I lor. us, 829 Broadway, Now York. “ Tuos. P. Nash, 162 Atlantic at., Brooklyn. ** Henyy Philips, 226 Henry at., u •* c. F. Uskmance, 270 Hicks at., “ Pamphlets containing full directions, will be furuish- )d. f may 20) A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. Savaiwali Medical College. 8E88ION 1863—’64. rpiIE COURSE OF LECTURES IN TIII8 I Institution will commeuce ou the First Monday in November and continue four months.* R. D. ARNOLD, M. D., Prof, of Institutes and Prao- tioe of Medicine. J. O. UO WARD, M. D., Prof. Anatomy. W.G. BULLOCH, M.D., Prof. Principles and Prao- iiee of 8nr< (SUCCESSORS TOGEORC& WILLI G,) Ho. 188 Oheitniut-it^Phladelphii, PI A NO FORTE 8 , M«l«l Inlnmnu, Sheet Maete, * OTwa'waWdSteN;' •rjri A I. C.U10|11»Hutto447PUt«rUi,0.BUtoa •vjSt'Y- “ »>»»•, PMt pita. ,.LKE k .tuck bAiat on, of tho UrftitiA lb< L.oui-*>u« -DGbu.Dtof «t.rn* totttfuUaa to tU (h. no who any tty os tUu.«(thth.fr ptUout... i« M ly ])ATH1 AfJSV r akUino-f. J J 4„Ch.OHl lbkl. f C.W.VAN HORN’S IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER, _ Phf Trotapeus Uteri, (Falling of the Womb.) flMIE attention of Physicians aud Ladies suffering 1 from the above derangement, is respeetfrilly in vited to Pan Horn’s Improved Uterine Supporter They arr. made without the Steel 8prlngs, whioh arc highly ohjoctionnblo on account of their chafing the hips, Ac., making them extremely unpleasant to be work.— They have no superior for the roHef and euru of the above displacement, and are recommended and used in the practice of the following rrofossor sof Obatetrios and Diseases of women nod children, vis,; Proffossor J. A. Eve, Medical College Auirnstfc, On. “ J. 8, Longshore. Female Med. College, Phila. * Obaa. Woodward, Mod. Inst., Cincinnati], O. “ W.P. Johnston, ColumblaCol’ge,Wash’ll,D.C. * H. Miller, Med. Dep’t.Univ'y. Louisville. Ky. .* , A.JH.Cenas,Med.College orijoulslana,N.O., and by the Physleians generally throughout tho united States. C. W, VAN HORN A CO, Philadelphia. Aianniao.nrers also of Trusses, of all description* of Instruments for Curvature Kpino, Club Foot, nud for all derangoroont* requiring the use of Bandages, or Instru ments for restoration. J, B. MOORE A OO. Id ly Agents in Savannah C. W. van llOBN S Improved Elastic Shoulder Brace, The only firace manufactured that does not bind or chafe under tht arms, and can be worn with both sase and comfort. AjOjb Those who have worn other Braoes flBtt nro roquustud to givo those a trial, to bBHB test their superiority over all others. W \ Clerks, students, tailors, Seamstrss- \ ses, children of both sexes, and all others, who either from habit or oc- i^atlon, or from a weakly or dobili- m tatod con.titution have acquired the habit of bonding forward, (round shouldered) aud oomprossiug the _ Chest and Lungs, will find the aoove Brace to remedy the above dofoet, SFwtl and ensure an orect carriage, with Imnrored symmetry and form of body to the wearer, id also allowing a full, free and healthy action and pansion of the Lungs, by removing tho compression, id preventing thereby the Pulmonary Organs from becoming weak and diseased. C. W. VAN HORN A CO., Manufacturers of Surgical Bandagos of '.11 descriptions, Philadelphia. Qal7) J. B. MOORE A CO. Piano Fortes* O. 0. B. CARTER. No. 171 Chestnut- (strset, sixth door above Fifth, opposite 'tho State Home, up stairs, Philadxl phia, non offors to the publio an en tirely new assortment of PIANOS, just received from tho mosteelebrated makers, and of such patterns aud finish as to defy competition. Messrs. Nunns A Clark's and James Thompson's Instruments, which are here offered, stand unrivalled in the opinion of all competent judges, as possessing beauty and purity of toue never betore attained by auy maker. Also, PIANOS with jEOLIA'N Attachment, Chursh and Parlor ORGAN8, 8ERAPHINE8 and MELODE- ONS, all of which are warranted, and will be sold at the manufacturers’ lowest cash prices. All cash orders for musio promptly attended to. Second hand Piano# bought aud said. Pianos tuned P. H.—The extraordinary success of the PHILADEL PHIA ACADEMY OF 61U8lC,and the perfect satis faction it has given, induces tho subscriber to continue it. Lentous in SINGING, PIANO, HARP, GUITAR, * iven by Artists of tho Tory hlshost ability. It be mentioned, that Big. ANDREA ALFI8I, needs but be mentioned, that Sig. ANDREA ALFISI, and Madcmoiaolle HELENE 8CI1AAFF, who stand pre-eminent among the profession, are oouneotod with the Institution, ana dovote their time and talents to the pupils. [jc26 ly] O. C. B. CARTER, Principal. OEOR6E J. HESKELt, No. 173 Cheitnnt-itreet, Philadelphia. OPPOSITE THE STATE HOUSE, Has just reoolved from France his Spring assortment of FURNITURE COVERINGS e eolors V/ Id Brocatolle, Plush and Satin Ds Laine. Curtains hung in the most substantial manner. ELEGANT FURNITURE, OF FRENCH MANUFACTURE. Insets for Drawing-Rooms, always on hand or import ed to onlor. Person* wishing to Furnish in the latest style in the Fall, 4 are respectfully informed that we are now having manufactured iu Paris twenty flue sots of superb Rose wood Drawing-Room Furniture, of whioh the sample sets havo beeu received. The style is entirely new and of tho most graceful design. Those wishing to Furnish now will please call and examine the immense stook on )iand before purchasing, as the goods will be sold low. iof A largo assortment of well finished plain Mahogany ud Walnut Furnttaro Always on hand, for sale cheap.! j®26[*ly FISKAS nilvi'ALLlt; BI'UIAL CASKS. This valuablearticio lsjustroceived anil for sola by 1. W. MORRELL Sc CO., sept 3 ly 8oloagenuln this City for tho Inventor SAVANNAH BARBER SHOP AND BATHING SALOON. T HE Subscriber would ruopecifully announce to the citixens of Bavanuah, and of Qoorgia, Ala- numa, Florida, South Carolina, that this long and well known establishment is open for the rocoption of his friends. Ho assures them that nothing will be left un done on bis part to continue it a oonveuiont aud comfor table Barber Shop. His prices will be as reasonable as in any similar establishment In New York. llair Cutting, in neat and fashionable style $0 20 Siuglo’-Shave. 10 Shampooing 26 Shaving six and seven times a week..... 2 UO Shaving five times a week 1 60 Shaving three or four times a week 1 00 Tickets for Chlldrsu's llair Cutting, 8 for 1 00 Hot aud Cold Baths. 60 Parents are respectfullv imformod that every eare and pains will be taken with their obildron when sent to the Saloon to be waited upon. Ho will upon. He will also koep for .y of Fanoy Goods, such as Gentlemen's Cravats, Stooxs, all kinds of Gloves, Dress Shirts, Me rino and Cotton Underskirts and Drawers. Pocket Hdkfa., Collars, Books, and other articles o/ Qontlo- ..... ..... alau—U.ir, Tootli. U.t, Nail, Flub, Clothes and Shoe Brushes; Soaps, Oils, Colognes, ana a great variety of other artloles. Balm of rtavannnta. This beautiful preparation is manufactured by him self for cleansing and darkomug tho llair; thousands who have received tho benefit of cleansing of dandruff, improving and darkening the Hair, are willing to oom- mond It. Price—$1 a bottle, or three bottles for $2 26. Augusta Barber Shop. He would also take tbe pleasure of informing his nu merous friends that he has opened a magnificent Barber Shop under tbe Augusta Hotel, Broad-street, Augusta, whero evory convenience will bo found to make his pa trons comfortable. Strangers uud frieuds visiting Au gusta are respeotfully solicited to givo me a oall. J. M. HAYWOOD, Monumunt-sq., Savannah, Jaul ly And under Augusta Hotel, Broad-st., Augusta. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. THIE subscribers, wholesale aud Retail Druggists, 1 would respeotfully oall the attention of purchasers totheir woll-seleoted stock of th* abovo mentioned ar ticles, whioh they offer for aal* at the lowest possible prices; also, PAINTS, GLA8S, Ao.; Union White Lead, Linseed Oil, Dry and Ground Colors, Varnishes, Glues,Putty and Paint Brushes; MACHINERY OIL, Of all kinds, vis; Sperm.Lard.Rapeaecd and PatentOil; GROCER8’ ARTICLES: Whale Oil, Spices, Mustard, Saleratus, M*t«hes, Ao.; LANDHET11'8 GAB DEN SEEDS; Also, Medicine Chests, Snrgioal Instruments, and Glassware, together with a great varioty of artloles for family use, consisting of Gelatine, Flavoring Extracts, Starch, Ac., with an elegant assortment of fine French aud English lfair and Tooth Brushes, Toilet Combs, Lubin'j Perfumes, Colognes, and Hair Preparations— all of whioh are warranted to be of the best quality, mar 10 JOUN B. MOORE A CO. Melodeous. This beautiful Instrument of 4 and 6 Octaves, I. W. MORRELL A So. PIANO FOUTES. I. W. MORRELL & CO. Have on hand a splendid assortmen if Piano Fortes, from tbe best manu factories in the country. For tone and finish these instruments caunot be ex celled. For sale on accommodating terms, atthe Broughton-street Piano and Cabinet Ware- oct 2 JEfex S » BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. >•, Blind. Shower Wthfj Fo M. Cheese j Uhl. Smoked Beef, and for sale by ~ J * W. D. FORD. KI.V-H1NING KI.OOU.-A i'rt'.h u.llttt. and for •>(• bj 1 W. D. FORD. AMES SULLIVAN. tloe of Surgery. P. 61. KOLLOCK.M. D., Prof. Obetetrlor and Diseases of Women and Children. C. W. WEST. M. D., Prof. Medical Chemistry. E.U. MARTIN, M.D., Prof. Physiology. U. L. BYRD, M. D.. Prof Materia Medica and Thora- penties. J. B. READ, M. D., Prof. Pathological Anatomy and Demonatrator of Anatomy. FEES.—-ror the full course, $106; Matriculation Ticket. $6; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $10; Gr&Juttr lion, $30. Requisites for Graduation, the same as in other Medical Colleges. C. W. WEST, M. D.. apt ** tlN Dean of the Faculty. , Th« tbllowrinsf newspapers will please cony the above till Ut November, and send tills to this Office South Carolinian, Columbia,((rl-weekly) Courier, Char lost-- - “ ConttUutionaHsi, Constitutionalist, Augusta, Goo., (weekly) Recorder, Milledgoville, “ Patriot, Albany, Gao., •' • Floridian, Tallahassee, Fla., ** Advertiser, Montgomery, All., *• Advocate, Huntsville, Ala., 41 Gazette, Chattanooga, Ala^ 44 News, Jacksonville. Fla^ 44 3 HUJLH. Stoughton Ritters, 10 bbis. Brandy, 25 ^blls. Hour, just received and for solo QTKUJ. COHN MILL,!*—AIM, i ^ 54IIU, tor ul. b, F. W.^COENWKLL, ami «BH.—20 boxoe Mary’s natcat Candies. MshyrH * taM - 40 ’ ,, ‘- CLA0B084I i BUNNINOHAM B 8AIiK t Ainnn 91 years old, a first rate . hold and timber hand. Warranted sound. Aprly to [may 11,] Wm. WRIQI1T. AL.3IOP HAVANNA1I—Price Reduced from $1 to 76 ceats a Bottle.—A large supply of manufactured of the excellent preparation, jnrt following esseucos: Lemon,Bergamot, Jessamine, 5!ag- nolia, Nurole, Almond. Violet, Usliotropc, and Cloves. J. M. HAYWOOD, Monnment-aq. Savannah,Ga. .¥ ipoi landing per schr. Fannie and for sale by *1 COHENS A IIEPTZ. OrtUU AN D Srklo. .ml tube choice new Bitter^ W boxo^Chsese. reoeiyed a by je 20 Bo MAHON A DOYLE. U Ron ‘n store and for sale by Je»l MINIS A FLORANCE. LK^-Uettor Dove’a well known Falkirk Ale L of direct Importation, For sale by. • «l MINI8 A FLORANCE. 1)KCK1VED per H foam or Florida—10 ■ V boxes Oranges, 2 Firkins and 3 Tubs prime new Butter, 2 Firkiue Western do.. 6 boxes Chdese. 1 do. Imported English do., 1 bbl Pig Hams, 6 half bbis Ful ton Market Beef. j*> J. D. JESSE. ranges Oranges and MS, r> 10KDlAIjrt.^>Frnnch «»d German Cordiuls, +J in jag* end bottles ; 6do»on Curscoa, for sale by J ,Z4 A. BONAUD. P NOTICE. EKfiONS desirous of obtaining Stock in the Oglothorpe Mutual Loan Association, can do so irevlou# to the msetlng on the 6th July: the Books will hen ie closed. JOHN if. LEWIS, J* ?? Treasurer. A Y100 butt. |irlm< North RI.er Hoy, daily a it»ou Dales prime North River Hay, daily expeotod per schr. Cataract, for sale to arrive, by B BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. |MHISALK.—A Lot 00 by 90foci, fronting r- «Street, immediately iu tho rear of the late Jr. 0. P. Riohardsono's House. 28 ROBT. HABERSHAM A SON. J U G A It N •—Crushed, Loaf, Pulverized and 3 Powdered Sugars. For sale by 3° 31 MINIS A FLORANCE. jo 29 I) EC AN NUTft.—A few bbis. frosh Pecan X, Nuts, in storo and for sale by J«» MINIS A FLORANCE. QUUGttON’8 8CI8801C8.— Received and »»1® by ^ J. E. OXFORD, Apothecaries’ 11*11. Ill A ill PA 11N1C.—150 huskets »uperior Cham* pagne, vis : Ueidsieck, Mnmm.Ver«en*y and Lent Star. In storo and for sale by ji*> J. ROSSEAU. P OUT WINE.—A choicn article in bond. For sale by (jo 21] MINIS! FLORANCE. Carpets l Carpets 1! Carpets!! I WT K have this day on.,iiod for sale a spluudid ff»®**tan®nt of Carpets, OU Clotlis, 6tats, Rugs, Window Curtains, Ao., oonsisting iu part of 20 pieces 3 ply Carpets 10 do Velvet TapeetryE 10 do Brussels Tapestry 40 do 2 ply Carpets 80 Floor Clotlis 10 pleecs Druggot fi do Fslt Carpel 6 do Dutch do 60 do Velvet and Cheneil Rugs 100 common Iltigs and Mats 100 pnlrof beaujtlful style Window Shades All of the above Goods we offer at the lowest market AIK1N A BURNS. pricos: for sale h.v , NOTICE. TAT ESS RS. W. II. Owens, C. W. Gould and J. P, lyJL Uerriok, aro tho only pursnns authorised to re ceipt for me. W. II. GUION, Agent, 3® » JOS. 1). STEBB1N8, Attorney. AT US,—175 M. Laths for sale, to arrive per J l.rl, W.I.. ll/lt.l. 1 I AY.—80# bales nriinn Norfhnrn lluy for sule, ^to arrive- per bark Flight; ^ajvjd^ to ; BUNKER. \ii l!ih31‘. A i f K8—A flue article lor keeping .Cheese from insoots. Also, Meat Safas, Wlro Desk.Covers,Ac. MORSE A NICHOLS, je 29 166 Broughton-sL Y steamer. . One ntschino will par* i pies and better than any machino evor invented. m ' MOUSE k NICHOLS, ^ 166 Broughton at. H EKF AND DAl'ON.—30 casks II,icon Sidos and Shonldors; 25 hair bbis. Fulton market Beef, received aud for sale by 3*20 MoMAHON A DOYLE. • IV/I Ks * flUlsIsWCnfi TOMACJCJO.—A fresh lu supply, just recolvod aud for sale ly J* »0 JOHN B. MOOItE A CO. S T AliCII POLISH.—Beaumont*# Pat^T 8tarch Polish, for giving a beautiful gloss to I.in- ene. collars, shirts, bosoms, to., and proveut* dust from sticking todineu, for sale by 3® *0 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. RGNj liitAMH aud Copper Wire, for salo by FrW. CORNWELL. J* 28 102 Bryan-st. H OFH.—1 bale prime Western Hops, crop of 1852, just received and for sale by llIrH.—1 hale prime Wcsleru Hops, crop 1852, just received and for sale by . M JOHN B. MOORE A CO., J®» , Gibbons’ Buildings. A LK AND POUTEU.—75 bbl# Cream Ale; jL 20 oabks Loudon Porter, received attd for sale by ft’ MuMAIION A DOYLE. P AY, II Alt .—150 bales choice North Kivur Hay, Uudiug from sohr. Plaudnine aud for sale lj* 15J ROWLAND A CO. K juiiur, oi (j. 13] MoMAHON A DOYLE. B' vuu c.iic!, .iu uu ouuuiueri, ouo cuuvniscu uatd- Ilsmc, 30 bbis. prime Lost Lard, received aud for sale by [jo 131 6I0MAIION A DOYLE. M olasses, liquok, & c .-5o i.h«i*. Cuba Molasses, 100 bbis. do., 75 bbis. N. O. Syrup, bis. PI10Ip’s and Piuc Apple Gin, 50 bbis. Cognac Brandy, 60 do. Old Rye Whisky, 40 bbis. Rum,75 boxes Lcinou Syrun, 50 boxes netortea Cordials, 30oa*eu Bran dy Poaches, 15 cases mixed Pickles, received and for sale by IJo 13) MoMAHON A DOYLE. TOILET JMIWDKU. A FRESH supply of English, French und Amerl* can Toilet Powder, ju8t rocolved by JOHN B. MOORE A CO., Gibbous’ Bnlldings 3® 14 / 3 UOCKRlhS, t&c.—Cnlliiu—150 bag* prim VJT Rio, 75 do Jamaioa, and 80 do Java. Saga>-10 hhda Porto Rico, 10 do St Croix,6do NO leans, 100 bbis Crushed, Powdered anil Clarified, hlolasses—26 hhds Cuba, 76 bbis New Orleans. Flour—150 bbis Baltimore, 76 do Canal, 60 do Uira god, 30 hhds Sides, 20 do Shonldors. obacoo—360 pkgs, various brands and qualities, ouion Syrut>, Ac.—50 boxes Lemon Syrup; 10 eases Walnut ana Tomato Catsups ; 10 do Brandy Peaches. Domestic Lhmors—76 bbis Phelps’ Gin, 50 do N E Rum, 75 do Rectified Whisky, 30 do extra Old Mouongahcla Wines—20 quarter casks Pure hlalsga, 8 do choice Ma deira, received aud for sale by »l*r & MoMAHON A DOYLE. JSDWAHD O’BYICNE’S GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, Taylof’s Building, Market Wharf, £jF\ • SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. fTfT\ SSE- O’B. keeps constantly in storo at44-Fl MaflMlarge stock uf Ghockuikh, Liiiuors.MHflLl Ctookery-Waro. Boots, Shoes, and Clothing.i 35 chests BlankToa. • ... 85 bags of Coffee. 40 boxes Ground Coffee. 40 barrels Crushed. Yellow, and White Sugars. 70 boxes Family, Pale, and No. 1 Soap.; 4 pines Holland Gin. 1 6 half-pipes Cognao Brandy. 15 barrels Fourth Proof Domostio Brandy.* Oil .In ' 40 do. Phelps’S Gin. 36 do. Rum. 10 hhds. do. 16 barrels Port, Malaga, and Madeira Wines. 76 losen Teapots, assorted qualities. 1A — — ly oet 19 ividu assvrum <;uamies. 10 orates assorted Crookery-Ware. J. ROUSSEAU, Coraer Bull and Buy Streets. Importer and Dealer In Wines, Liquors and Cigars. THE subscriber has now on band a fine and well selected stock of Winos, Liquors and Segars, comprising tho following: _utt or the choicest RESERVE MADEIRA WINE, vintage 1844 One Butt f INK, vintage 1844. One Pipe choice OLD LONDON PARTICULAR. Ouo Pipe of the first quality and choicest OLD 8ERVE, vintage 1840. One Pipe of the choicest and moat delicately flavored OLD PALUETINHO, vintage 18.30. One Pipe of the ehoioest and exceedingly raro OLD 8ERCIAL. vintage 1820. * One half Pipo of the riohestand most highly flavored OUT1I SIDE GRAPE JUICE. Two Pipes Old Loudon Markot. Eight quarter casks OLD ARAUJO, vintage 1830. Also a lot or the OLD RESERVE, of an olden im portation. in Boxes and Dotnijohns. Two half pipes choice OLD PORT WINE. « a .. .. sherry ’• Twelve half pipes ohoioe OLD COGNAC, of various brands, vis: llennesly, London Dock, Jean Louis Pinet, Castilloa, Guimard, Saierao, Sulignao, and Otard. HupuyACo. * One pnnoheon of OLD 8COTCU WHISKY. I* “ Jamaica Rum. Also various kinds of Claret, Port.Tonoriffu.Sborry and other Wines. Choice Champagne, or various brands. Hook Wines, imported Cordials—such as Curacao, Maraschino, Ani sette. and assorted Cordials, Brandy Fruits, Ao. 100,000 ohoioe Havana Cigars, of various brands, and a full stook of FANOY GROCERIES. tf dooSO S FI HIT GAH«—Spirit Gas being u cash artM tie, hereafter, there will be none sold on a credit. Cash prioe T5 cents per gallon j 20 cents per quart. . „ JOHN A. AlAYKU, 3_® ^ 164 Broughton-street. NTMjTHOI.AUOprlB-i On... jwt r«. I 11 J "‘ r 1®» JOHN B.MOORE A CO. Pprt Winos of choice and for sale by MINIS A FLORANCE. U8T RECEIVED*—A good assortmont of Silk and Lisle Gloves, and fanoy 8ilk'Nook Ties. Je 2 For sale by PIERSON, HEIbT A CO. ot ATS AND HAY*—1,000 bushels Outs; 50 „ bales prime Eastern Hay, in storo and for sale by J*3 OGDEN A BUNKER. C 1UHN AND UAT8»«-For salo iu lots to suit j purchasers, 4500 bnshels Corn, 600 bushels Oats, by . BROWN A HARRIS mar 21 BROWN A HARRIS. At the West Broad-st. Stables. AltD, 8DAP AND CANDLES. 125 bbis. Prime Leaf Lard. 60 100 fl> packages, Prime Leaf Lard. 75 boxes No, 1 Soap. 60 do. Pals and Family 8oap. 00 do. Adauututine Candles. 25 do. do. Pearl Candles. 30 do. Sperm Candles. B1T TKR and DiTon ET Price, One X f| »I1I8 invaluably prouiretiL.. I ■ atarity wherever Introduced, ... „ •lUcases° Inarvellous effects la removing Uc-EatabllMlilnn Natwre, nud Renlnrlnn th« Nervous system, now herald it to the world as possessing the moat supe rior medical virtues known in the Materia Medica. Eminent Professors and Physiolans of the first stand- ingin the medical profession use and prescribe it as the most effective Alterutlvo nnd Iltond Purifier ever known; while vast numbers who had long suffer ed from diseases or complaints brought on by ikdentant "obits, Erpohure, Indigestion, TwpidJState of the Liver, or Impuriitee qf the Blind now look upon this Cordial as most Mysterious and Magical in its healing proper ties and restoring powers. v v Neuralgia, General DebUityand Nervous Affeotions, Dysrep- a •frwltgtaeetfefl. Loss of Appetite, Aoldiiyof the Stomach, Nervous Head- eache or Flow of Blood to th* Head, Costtve- ness, or Irregular tie# of Ute Bowels, Pleurisy. °i, a f‘ # . ur,r lB 8, d® O’* Region of the « U i ^.1 l, * tu j® n ‘7 1 or Depr.Hlou of Spirits, Palpitation of the Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sink- ^ ro#tr » t,on ‘h® Nervous System, Cold, Chillv Sensations, or Numbness, of the Heahor Limbs. Difficult or Prefrue Expse- toration, Night Sweats. Diseases of the Heart, or affection of the Lungs, Jaun- dicu, Diseaso of thi Kidneys, Do- raugemoutor Prostrate Condi tion of tho Organs of Na ture, which cause Pain ful Irregularltios, especially with Feinnlca.' — Produoing Debility and Frostratlou of tbe Nervous 8ya- tom. Pale or Sallow Complexion. Erysipelas, and all Cutaneous Eruptions of the Skin, or Humors iff the Blood—these, and their kindred Complaints, have dis tressed thousands. They may havo originated from very simple aud unsuspected causes, but the disease wu ! t 1,8 reniof ®d, if you would enjoy 44 Lifb, Health and Happiness." Tho thousands who have prooured and used 6fortl- more s celebrated Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier, say that * these diseases cannot remain long in tho system after oommaneieg iu use.” It operates like a eharm, . corrects the tones of the stomach, acts us a fine tonic, corrects the tonoa of the stomach, strengthens the digestive organs, stimulates tho liver to healthy notion sufficient to throw off tho impure and K isonous secretions, imparts purity, richness and vl- ity to the blood, oiroulatoa it freely throughout the system, thereby neutralising and removing impure de posits, renews and strengthens tbo nervous system, re stores the constitution iu all its strength aud vigor, and iutyart* a glow of health and beauty of oomploxloit. The evidence in its behalf is overwhelming, and from high sources, but it is known that for two yean the sup ply has uot met tho domand. This hundreds or agent* cau certify. They say 44 evory bottle sold soils a do-sen inoro;. while it now meets o.-.tvnslve sale with mors than ouo thousand Druggists, among whom are many eminent physicians, Who use aud prescribe It. This is a Vegetable Spirit, pleasant to take, and per fectly safo to be used In any state of health, even by the most delicate female or child. Price $1 00 per bottlo. Sold by Drankrt * ‘ Druggists wil Proprietors. W. V. ALEXANDER A CO., Proprietors. „ 11 Barolay-etroet, (Astor House), New York. lUviland, Uarral A Rlsley and Rushton, Clark A Co, Wholesale Agents, New York. A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., _ .. end J. II. CARTER, apr 1 eodlawt-w Agents in 8avannah. OcneraipcbUUy, C»*ilipih m Ptletcau.cdlty Cctivcneu, Paint in the Bouet, or Rhenmatiim earned ky the ute of Serbia, Cnffi^J^Uont, Pi,„, M jsiihjta!**"’ 01 With most of persona it.,ee*a enen the boattt. mild purgative; it c 1 erttwiUesyetsm hommfi 1 818 ties, Without esueing oak'; SfrRaUonTn th?*!?^ I> . Url ‘ canal, or deblliuting # »W»®nUr y lie heiUhyeotlotoY the tendency of morbi S ard against disease, e Southern Sarsaparilla iill Wedllv'V 1 " this preparation has the natural 8»ri»p»r!l[ T 1 , l '‘ which proves it to be a pure aud unadulUrxtcd The oitisens of Savannah and ▼ieUitv will aM*’ this article has the best offoeft upon lie *%#u» gives better satisfaetiou to those Who net iuK !' ,d preparation ot the kind in ute. 1 l,Wu * u 7 Physioiana have assuranoe from the proprietor it,.. It oontaioe nothing but SarsapariUe, wlt^enirU ?*} ■ttocharine matter enough only to preVerre Ik. 1 ftnd Price $1 per b.ttle, or 0 bottles for $}. Sold in 8avann ftl> 4 -“ n n — tbo”; Mid»mV,'bya’rinif'ittni'.’riVll 1 }','®,' Those ordering this l ”.»«••»* Mils article from druggists or cotnmii mltoloiim.io 1, ihouia ix}ires. i.fli.lrorJm Kr“De«ml» < »CNwryiaSmr«»Bartn. ■■ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, roa *hk cun* or Oengbi, Oold*, Hoaraenou, Bronchi- til, Whooping Oongh, Croup, Asthma, and Coniumption! __ rrico»i wp.. » W5° 14 V. Dr SW*^* Wholeuil, mil R.t.11 Druulit, wilTbo auppU.a on applicitlou to tho lUortiUioi-c’s i RHEUMATIC COMPOUND. A sure and snje remedial agent for Rhcuma ttsm in all its forms. 'pilE astonishing success which has attended thii 1 medicine in the treatment of Rheumatic Com plaints, either inflammatory (acute) or chronic, of n< matter what complicated form, or of long or short du ration, renders it tho moat valuable preparation ever discovered, us tho sole reliable remedy for this dire oontplaint; aud so radical is it in its workings, that it bus soourod the sanction of many of the first physi cians, who havo used it as a dernier rcssort, without faith In its roorits, only to be convinced of its miraoulous powers. Mohtihohe’s Compound is a vegetable oxtraet,an internal remedy, pleasing to the taste, harmless iu lu effeots, and ean be administered to all ages and condi tions without fear, prepared solely for tho treatment of this ono disease. It Is a toolo, strengthening to the system generally, whilst it soothes tho norves, aud imparts a healthy ac tion to the digestive organs, and purifies the blood.— ‘ elfeed) ' 4_ “ Thousands havo s 7 _J> found rolief and permanent cure ; and in eaeh and every ease where it has been tested, It hxa invariably answorod the purpose, never having been known to fall. Tho proprietors feeljustifled In thus assuring tho pub lio of iu virtues, as they base iUmeriU entirely upon its porfurtnanees, andjtllow the latter only to be men tioned in its behalf. Testimonial* of the highost char acter are daily received from various sections of the Union, cortoboratiug these facU, and giving additional aud uudoubted evidence of the virtues of this truly great aud reliable remedy. For salo wholesale and retail by W. V. ALEXAN DER A CO., at their Central Office, 1So. 1 Barctuy-st. New York, aud by A. SOLOMONS A CO. and J. U. CARTER, Agents, Savannah. eodlawtw apr l tiuus, Hides, Hardware, Ac. 3 3HE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to Inform hit frionds and the publio generally, that he has pur* uud the entire stock of Mr. JOHN CAURUTI1ER8, 176 Con^rcss-st., an J that he will sell GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Ac., at very low pricos, for cash. Manufacturing and repairing, of all kinds, promptly idoarefully executed, and at low prices. andoarefully executed, prices. J. T. JONES. Court of Common Plena, and of Ojer and Tormlunr* ron the City or Savannah, Mat Term, 1863: YITHEREAS,Elisha Wylly, Grand Juror, sum- T y monud to attend the present ten/ of this Court, made default, it isordored that he bo flued Forty Dol lars; aud whoreu Patrick Tydings, summoned asa Pe tit Juror, made default for the Urm. it is ordered that he be finod Twenty Dollars; aud whereas Jain os Skin ner, Petit Juror, made default ou the first day of tbs term, it is ordered that he be fined Five Dollars; and a port 1 - that ho be fined Fve dollars, unless good and sufficient of excuse be filed on or before the first day of the tractfn . U.B1 ULLOCil, Clerk. C iOTTON YAUNHAND OSNABURUHr- / 20 br-les Yarn, various numbers; 10 bale* OstU- burgs, just rooeived and for ^*1*^ b^ BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. C 1UBCKH on Merchants Bank, New York, in j sums to suit purohasors, at Bight, for sol* by may 23 ANDREW LOW A CO. H' s: Tif article of Raspberry Vinegar, a very pleaiaut •dingLeverage, also Raspberry and Orgeat 8y- lutt rocoivod and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, Alonument Sqnar.*. Savannah. Sugar, Cofree and Yeas* HIIDS. P. R. Sugar. '6 do. St. Croix uo. 100 bbis. Stewart B. aud C. Sugars. 10, 10 do. Crashed 23 do. N. O. Clarified do. 100 bags Rio Coffee. a Teas. 60 coses bl’k and green 1 10U boxes assorted Tobaei 60 51 Spanish Segars, various brands. 100 bbis. Whisky, Giu, Rum aud Brandy. 6 pipes Otard Braudy. 2 uo. Holland Gin. 2 do. Jamaica Rum. 2 do. Sootch Whisky. 2 do. Sootch Whisky. 10 Madeira Wine. 6 ii do. 8icily do. 6 *4 do. Malaga do. 60 boxes assorted Cordials. 6 boxes Clarot Wine. 60 boxes Pipes. 60 kegs Lard. 100 boxes No. 1 and pale Soap. 60 bbis. Baltimore Flour. 60 do. Canal do. 15 half bbis. Canal Flour. 60 gross Alatches. 60 Ibis. Molasses. 10 do. No. 2 aud .3 Mackerel. 10 half bbis. No. 1 do. 10 casks Porter. 10 do. Ale. . _ 20 half boxes Loaf Sugar, landing and in store, for COHEN A TARVER. Many years of trial, instead 0 impairing the pablio confident in this medloine, has won for it an appreciation and notorie ty by far exceeding the taoit sanguine expectations of it* friends. Nothing but iu in- trlnslo virtues and thounmi; tekabl# benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, oouldoriginate and maiutainths reputation whioh it enjoye. While many Inferior rem edies thrust upon th* community, have foiled and been discarded, this has gained friendf by every trial, con ferred benefits on th* afflicted they oan never forget, and produced cures too numerous aud too remarkaMti to bo forgotten. While it Is a fraud on tho publio to pretend that any one medicine will infallibly onre—still there is abundant proof that the Chvrrv Pectoral does not only asagener- al tiling, but almost invariably cures the maladies for whioh ft is employed. A* time makes thoee facts wider and better known, this medicine has gradually become th* bo*h reliance of the afflicted, from the log cabin of the Amerioan pcai- ant, to the palaces of European Kings. Throughout this entire country. In evory State, city, and indeed al- most evory hamlet it oouUius, Cherry Pectoral if known as the best remedy extant for diseases of the Tin cm and Lungs, and in mauy foreign countries, it Is coming to be exteusivelv naed by their most intelligent phvsi- oiaas. In Great Britain, Frauoe and Germany, where the medical sciences have reached their highest psrfoo- foction, Cherry Pectoral Is introduced, and in consUat use in the Armies, Hospitals, Alms Houses, lhiblio In stitutions, and in domestic practice, as tho surest reme dy their attending physleians oan employ for the mors dangerous affeoUons of the longs. Also In milder cases and for children it is safe, pleasantand effectual to cure. inuaaanvnuu eiiaciuaivoou! In foot some of the most tlattering testimonials ws 1,. ccire hare been from parents who have found it efflea- oloua in oases particularly incidental to childhood. The Cherry Poctoral is manufactured by a practical Chemist, end every ounco of lt under his own eye,with Invariable accuracy and car*. Ii Is scaled and protect- « s s? assjer 1 "' o ‘" b ° ” ii * 1 We have endeavored here to furnish the oommanitr with a medicine of such Intrinsic superiority and wortii as should oommeud Itself to their confidence—a remedy at once safe, speedy and effectual, whioh this has by rs- { eated aud countless trials prove Itself to be; and trust y great care In preparing it with chemical accuracy, of Iforni strength to afford Physicians a new agent ou Ut which they oan rely for tho best rssnlts, und the afflict ed with a remedy that will do for them all that mediolue oan do. Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYKIt and all druggist* thrbngboat the sonih. Another Wclrntl/lc Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA I . Th* true Digestive W Fluid, or Gastxio Juice, prepared from Rennet, ortho fourth stomach of tbe Ox.afterdirec- Irful remedy for Indigestion,Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing nf- iture’s own method, by Nature's owa Agent, the Beef In about two hours, out of the stomach. purifying, preserving and stimulating agent of the Rtu- mach ana Intestines. It is extracted from the Diges tive Stomach of the Ox. thus forming a true IHyestite Fluid, precisely like the natural Gostrio Juice in its Chemical powers,and furnlahlna complete and perfect substitute tor it. Hctontlflc Evidence! ■Call on the Agent andgetadesoriptiveoironlargratie, E Tvlng a large amount of scientific evidence, from Liu Ig’s Animal Chemistry. DrCombe’s Physiology of Dl- Antmal Chemistry. DrCombe’s Physiology of Dl- n, Dr. Pereira on rood and Diet,Dr.J. W. Draper, w-York University, Professor Dunglisoa’sPhysi- gesUoi, .. .. of New-York University, Professor Dunglison'e Physi ology. Prof. Silllman, or Yale College; Dr. Carpenter's Physiology, Ac., together with reports of cares from oT parts of the Unitea States. No Alcofaol, Dlttera, or Acidn! AfW Remember this: Dr. Houghton's PEPSIN is l great natural remedy, free from Alcohol, Bitters, Acids and Nauseous Drugs, taste, and may bo tali _ oaunot ett a water cracker . ware of Drugged imitations. Pepsin is not a drug. rugs. It is extreuiely agroeable to tho u taken by the mostreeble patients who er cracker without acute distress. Bs- Ourea In Every Town* Dr. Houghton's Pepsin has now been tested for up wards of two years In everjr large town in the United States, and the Agents can refsr Dyspeptics to many remarkable care* In every town { Numerous details of oases, report# of oures. certificates of Phi ius|ahe aud Patieute, are given in the Circular* famished by Agent# gratis. Pepsin In Fluid and Powder. tfito 1 Dr. Houghton's Pepsin is propared in Powder and in Flaid form—and la Prescription vials for the use of Physicians. Private Circulars for'Physiolans may be obtained of Dr. Houghton or his Agents, doscribiug the whole pro ses* of preparation, aud giving tho authorities upcu whioh the olaiuia of this now remedy ore based. An it Is not a secret remody, mfobjootloncanbe raised agalurt itt use by Physiolaus in rea;>cctable standing and rtgU' lar practice. Price $1 pc. bottle. OBSERVE Tills :-E epsin b gar OBSERVE Tlll8:-Erery bottle of thegenuine Pepsin boars the written signstnre ot J. 8. HOUGH TON, 51. D., sole nropriutor,-Philadelphia, Pa. Copy right and Trade Alark secured. MST Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines W7W. LINCOLN, Wholesale and Retail Agent in jel7 oodlv-lawl ' TV hole salo and Retail Agent NEW BOOKS, RECEIVED BY 8. 8. SIBLEY, JUNE 14, 1853. S i 18TOKY of all Nations, from tbe earliest pe- L riods to the present time ; by 8. O. Goodrich-ll- ustrsted by 70 Ma|>s and 700 Engravings. Montaigue's Works, his Essays, Letters, Afq by Wm. Uarlett, Esq. Tooke'a Pantheon of the Heathen Gods, adapted to the Japan; sel, author of Yankee Jaok, Bed King, Ao. Tho Soldior's Wife, or sceuos in Canteun and on tbo Buttle Field : by G. W. M. Reynolds. l.ady Loighton. or tbo Belle of the Manor; by A Oore, author of the Dean’s Daughter, At. Part 6th of the Memoirs of Thomas Mooro J by Rt. lion. Lord John Russell, M. P. Arthur’s Home Magaiine for July'. Brother Jonathan, a Mammoth She . Barnum’s Illustrated News, a splendid number. Gleason’s Pictorial, Ac., Ao., Ao. Forsaie at 1M Con gress street. je 16 \yf ODKKN FLIRTATION; a uovel, by Cutis- 1YL rlno Sinolalr. Harry Cover-lalo’s Courtship and what came of it, by the author of “Frank Fuirlegh/’etc. -to. lB y r4UM 4ud Eng' ■ Phllarete Chaeles. >lno, Vol. 1, bound. Notabilities in Frauoe aud England, with an Ante- , Uiu.ui o fluguiBD, t uj. i, uuudu. filomoriale of the English Martyrs; by tbs Bov. C< B. Taylor, sale by (je 18) S MOKED TONUUKH.—Just received Two hhU. Sraokwl Tonga... ‘'“"“VVuesEAU. TIN WAUK! A COMPLETE ussortinent of Plain and Japanic Tin Ware for sale at wholesale and retail by . jo 15 JAMES SULLIVAN, 145 Broughton St, Lnyard, M. P., with Mops and Illustrations. Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence of Thomas Moore; by Lord John Russel, pari V. - Pictorial Brother Jonathan for 4th of July. * — MORE OF- The Old Forest Ranger: Edited by Frank Forester. English Soldier in tEo United States Army. Dean’j Daughter; by Mrs. Gere, je 16 ■ira. irer®. JOUN M. COOPER A CO. I IIIOW mvmu.v wtmtrat A quantity of Ice will lai/t all day. 3® 16 MORSE A NICHOLS. 155 l O ltANGK FLOWER WATER.—A supe rior French artiole, just received and for salo by jeH JOHN D. MOORE A CO. DISSOLUTION OF UOFAUTNEUHIIIP riTHE Copurtnnrsbip heretofore oxirtlnf-beiwecu I the subscribers, under the firm of JOHw M. COO- l*En A CO., is this day dlssolrcd^by ’ W. U. GIXOTT, Jan* 1st, 1853. EDTVIN-jKNAPP do. Patent Tallow Candles. Foreale by. »Uty 13 WEBSTER A PALMES. JAUON, CUHK, ANU 0KKF. ruun, Anu.vanr cesk# Prim# Western Baoon Side*. 30 da. do. do. do. 8houlders 60 bbis. Mess Pork, lfi do. Prime do. 75 do. Mali Beef. , 20 & do. Fulton Market Beef. For solo by iMy ll ' WEBSTER A PALMES. D K. UUUH’fcft Uelen and AntUperloUlo PILLS.—A certaiqean for Chills sad Fever, Dys pepsia, Neuralgia, Uisxines*. Dimness ot sight when sffiass Quinine, th* usual remedlsaforChilli and Peyere, For sals by (may 6 (.A. SOLOMONS A CO. X.ATKU S.wla, Bird., Bciuor. uud 8hw«, _ told Ul.««r U IN BnuibjM-ati’Mt. j, la COHESB * UKBTJt T.1XTHA FINK Kl.ck Ujr.»cj, Bluck E»ul(i_ hi Cr.UB, Bl'k Ittlttu do., Bl'kOr.n«clln,d»., Cr»f. nSl'.rrl. «nd S.wln, Silk,. ...(red'd toBlBrjufMoa .L, b r |j«K] W. O. W.UBWOHTH. COFAUTNX- rilHE uadorit.uM], under t 1 COOPKR A CO., (rill 1 ■ -•> ;.'Tn pORKi—150 bbis. Mess, Prime nnd.Rump Pork J7 lot ul. >7 , cUMMIKaHAH. 1 {AKKUB8, TISSCKS, Or^ndle., Luwm, | > Ribbons, and other otylee of Bummer Gteds, for Prl °*’' %WITT * MOHOAN. hr Mrs.Cat'oltne Lso Hente/ Minnie ifAwfon; or the Outlaw s League rby Charles *Erslo*n wiIson: or tbe Trial# of an joP Received by JOHN M. C UHJN>8 TOIIiETTE FO\VPBIt~r
