Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE DULY MORNING NEWS
By JOHN m. coopkkTT*
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWB. SATURDAY JULY 16, 1853.
Saturday Morning, July ltt, 1833*
Iy^abwIticTelIgWaFhT
f TrmahM tor the B*T»up,h Daily Morning New,.]
Chnrlowton Cotton IMnrkrt.
Chihi.Il.tux, July IS.
Cutton conrkel wao inacute to-day,and
Jlo nates.
t3r We tnuat decline publishing (lie card
fiicned "An Observer." Although accompan
ied by a responsible name, we cannot consent
let make the Netct a medium for pcrsonalitiqe.
Wp tbjpk the writer on reflection tyill approve
our course.
City Taxks.—We are requested by the City
Treasurer to say that Monday next will be
the last day fur paying City Taxes, after which
the books will be closed.
izr it will, says the Southern Presby
terian, be highly gratifying to tho numerous
friends of Dr. Sinytli, to learn that though de
prived, for the present, of the uso of his left
liinb, both bis mind and speech remained un
impaired. Accompanied by his family he
has gone, by the advice of his physicians, to
Newport, R. I., for the summer, with Jbsjjope
^ ,ha '
ness may yet long continue to his own rnn
grcgftttan and tho church at large
« compromise. The aov.rno, hni|
the oo n „°„ f rom , he ptjsoni!i for |hs «? fw
yssr wm no provi8ion . f ° r " ,eir
t#* Foijr clergymen al“ the .. ,
church, in goad .Ending, «„d ,0^30^'"“'
eelariei, h«d Commiiied R oni1
•tun % t} " ri '^jhe week ptecedt^j^B^ >» England
^ //»$ sailing ol the
Wo name ot John Denton,
^T., Tenn., and a member of
^ Eldred’a Circus Company, was
^tlions, Go., a few days since for
. Wright’, at Lexington, of
In inonDir, two gold watches, and
hies. He had persuiMuasai^gh* t^ go to
aleep in the paVillion of the Circus, and “while
he was taking a comfortable snooze, rifled his
pockets. The money and property was re
covered.
Mil. ill/CIUNAN AND THE MISSION TO ENG
LAND.—^The Washington Star states that it
has information upon which it relies, that the
Hon. Jos. Buchanan will throw up the mission
toTmndon. He pleads officially, it is taken for
grfthted, his great indisposition to exchange
the repose of Wheatland for the excitement
and iabuio of th« station at the British atpilol.
Tho Star odds tl^he is most uiixioutf ^Mh-
tinue uninterrupted his labor of editing for tho
press his state papers, legislative as well as
udminintrativo. This collection of his speeches,
reports end letters is designed to embrace a
history of the statesmanship of tlio udminis
tration oi James K. Folk. Those reasons, tho
says, would not deter him from going,
TTine fishery question had not boen brought
| almost to a satisfactory settlement by the
end of the State Department, aided by the
F*ed. ice of Mr. BuObanon, which, it apprehends,
hsrboen freely sought and cheerfully given.
- lou of the Bnltiuiore Sun learns that
the Missouri and Pacific railway loan, ofletod
by Mr. Thomas Allen, the president of that
cotQifnny, amounting 10 three millions of dol
lars, has lieeri ta^en by an English bonking-
hbuu. EtoMkJjjf&fimfni un Agent to
New Ytffk to tal^ -vloan, flliougll it is not
known on whauttB^iftfejfeiriftiounded on
Mo Missouri by t?
fState to this private company.*' Ii
narks the writer, that that Congress
[oat almoner of privato speculation.
EiielVew'Orleans Picayune publishes
Itiedlidh from Mr. Sloo, and his con-
let with the Moxioan government, from which
b learn that he estimates the expense of his
rundortuking at only $2,000,000.
py* Otfttnnandant W, W. IU.vif.k, late in-
dor of stores for tho navy at Washington
.been ordered to sea, and Lieut. D.
pulany, late of the county of Fairfax,
k appointed inspector in the (dace of
flant Hunter.
ngton Monument.—The bowd of
f the Wabhington National Munu-
iution have appointed Mr. Jufin L.
llbgejrt to recievo conlribLimis
A model, a fan slu^e of
laced iliero for cxhil
int girl
Vork oivwoinluy, charged
iouso of Mr. A. Folinor at
Movements of the President,
HIS RECEPTION AT WILMINGTON AND PHILA
DELPHIA.
President Pierce and suite loft Baltimore
for Philadelphia on Tuesday morning, and
was greoted by the people on his way, at all
tbe intermediate towns and stations, with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations.
On reaching Wilmington a national solute
was fired in honor of the distinguished visitor
from a battery provided by tbe citizena,
The President and suite Were placed in car
riages, and a procession was formed and pro
ceeded to (ho City 'flail, where the formal
ception by the citizens of Delawaro took
place.
The President responded to the enthusi
astic welcome given him in a brief and happy
speech.
The boat with the Philadelphia committee
of reception reached Wilmington shortly after
twelve o'clock, and inarched in procession up
Market-street. A portion of the committee
partook of a collation at the Indian (iueen,
and then returned to the boat, followed by the
President and suite. The embarkation took
place amid the firing of cannon and the hurras
ot the multitude. After the boat reached Mar
cus Hook the Mayor of Wilmington handed
over his guests to the Philadelphia committee,
with a few appropriate remarks. Tho Presi
dent was received by the Hon. George M.
Halloa in a beautiful address, in which he
highly approved of the countenance shown by
the President to the industry of the gountry
in atjending tho opening of the Crystal
Palace.
President Pierce responded as follows
receive with the deepest emotion this exprg
■ion through you, on the purtof the citiy.
Philadelphia. 1 rejuice to hear you tfil
that it is with one aflbord that I am tM^mned
among you. I know that my rettdK, n is to
he the reception not 6f me autjuflHPhiual but
“ f ™> ee their ecnrSnr, en,l«p^J r „ c „g n i,e
ttetlre .non, ur, I eleo ^K^ anml „ r ^„ ni i
ir merest* “ J ‘ t “ , ‘
honor—I int.
jpy keeping,
for expresaim
absence fi
was a mj
what
I
and their
PobligeiFTff^lfl
for approbation of this short
ITe peculiar field of iny duty. It
was* • ^
with rwtS
Morrlsania, and airducting his child, a years
old. She kept it in her posaesiun for throb
days and until her arrest,
or The New York Battery is rapidly til-
~ s ^g-^ A: »C »p It it said that .about five buudred
loads of dirt are dumped there duily, and an
aifei of land baa already been reclaimed from
* There are rumors afloat of secret at-
Fthfelife J^jfewis Napoleon. One
J ropes were discovered
fad to St. Clodd, intend-
tof thejimperial car-
\ very nervous
Bp.—The Boston
(loop with a house
bred between Apple
jiuppljiig
the harbor wKlMpjrit-
, (he leieet eonlrtvewo
ItirEBTo.-'On the 27th
ouse of Lords, the man-
Beaaelrodo was alluded to,
l the following version of the
Jdhurat—I wish to ask the noble
jle bead of the Government, if he
ny objection to lay outlie table ofalie
»« copy of the state paper, publtsheifo-
t in the Journal of St. Petersburg, and
• by M. Nesselrode, with respoct to Ue dif-
n rlth the Ottoman no *
arrassmeni
|1 have here
^ttuious, one
9 most offen-
^hat dcscrip-
rcadL
liable,
IWil-
of extreme doubt with me, sir,
fght to do, but I am now satisfied that
r to the right conclusion, becauso 1 have
approbation of the intelligent citizens of
hiladelpliia. (Cheers.)
"During the few moments that we have been
upon the storied Dataware, with the shores oi
Pennsylvania on the one hand and Now Jer
sey oil the other, is it not with you bb it is
with me, impossible to bring your minds to
dwell on the present and the hopos of the fu
ture ? My thoughts are involuntarily turned
hack upon that great and noble past in which
your State and your citizens bore so con
spicuous n part. I do not suppose there are
twenty men present who have not since we
came on this boat, recollected that in 1777,
perhaps about <>0 miles above, the most re
markable movement of the whole revolution
occurred, in n moment of such darkness, when
the clouds closed around our fathers, and that
army crossed tho Delaware in winter on a
march, leaving their blood upon every foot-
tvick ol the way, and changed the future as
pect of our expectations.
"AVheti, upon nil these things, 1 dwell nt
jhis'tnoment with nn unusual degree of feeling,
I remember the cherished memories of the
Revolution, the sacrifices which were made for
our liberties ; the privations and toils and trials,
sir, which purchased that glorious Union of
which you have spoken, will make it dear to
us all ns long as we may live. [Applause.]
And, sir, we hope to transmit to our children
not the mere belief but the conviction, tliut
however great nny Stain in this Union may be.
it is nothing out of this Union. (Cheers.)
Every ivonl I nny, Mr. Dallas, is a knife in my
lungs. 1 thank you heartily, and I Teal a de
gree of pride and gratification in seeing Mr.
Rush, Mr. Ingersoll, and yourself, and these
S ontlemen who have contributed so much to
ic honor and fame of your country. Much
more than it will be in my power to express,
I thank the city of Philadelphia for tho recep
tion wltich-she proposes to givo me, and thank
her especially for tho wav and through tho
mnn she proposes to introduce the.”
The company then sot down to on entertain
ment spreud at Jones’ Excliunge Hotel, utid
spent an hour pleasantly in partaking of the
viands.
Sulutes wore fired as the boat passed Ches
ter, Fort Miffiin, Gloucester, Kaighn’s Point
and Camden. Tho boat took tho Jersey
Channel on the passage up, going close to
the Jersey shore, and turning opposite to Ken
sington, passed close to thb city front. Every
wharf and vessel was crowded with a mass of
pooplo, and the shipping wan gaily decorated,
with flags. Tho United Staten steamer Ban
Jacinto and receiving ship Union were deco
rated with flags from the deck to the mast-
‘ ill*
esident landed in Philadelphia
nunctuall^Sf’liMir o’clock, and was received
at the nuvy-yeHl a large 1
number of iiftvoI officers in full uniform. On
landing, • salute wan fired from the Battery,
and the marines drawn up with presented
arms.
A procession* was then formed, and the
President, supported by Com. Reed marched
up theyard, headed by the band. The President
tutired to the Conimodoro’s office until the
military escort was ready, when he mounted
a horse and passed out ol the gstos. The City
Troop formed a guard of honor, and after a
review tho President took position in the
centro of the troop, and the procession took
up its Hue of march. Throughout the whole
route the President was received with cheors,
waving of hatikercliiufs, &c.
On tho procession reaching Independence
flail the Presidenf wns officially welcomed
to tho city by Mayor Gilpin, in n brief but ap
propriate address. The President rose and
was received with renewed enthusiasm, and
responded as follows:
“ Mr. Mayor and citizens of Philadelphia :
It grieves me that I am physically so unable
-to respond to this most heartv and touching
Wellcome. Sir, my heart is full of gratitude
to all this people who have placed you in
the position which you occupy. 1 did think
that 1 had tried in my duy to do some little for
my country, hut such a day ns this makes a
man’s heart overrun with gratitude to a peo
ple like the inhabitants of Philadelphia.
" 1 have been much surprised—aye, sir,
filled with the profoundest awe—at the man
ner in which you have roceived mo. Phila
delphia is a city of some mark. If your moun
tains and valleys did not teem with the el
ements of comfort to your population; if your
citizens, in all time had not been foremost
whenever the country has wanted their aid;
if your institutions of learning were not among
your proudest monuments, the single fact to
which you adverted, sir, that from here was
proclaimed the Declaration of Independence,
would put Pennsylvania and Philadelphia on
a pre-eminence which, in the Providence of
God, no other state or city can ever enjoy.—
[Applause.]
" Sir, I feel as you do, that wo must bow.—
We con hardly do anything but bow before
these recollections and associations. 1 feel
how inadequate is language, sir, and you also
feel it when you come to speak of tlmt period.
Language don’t reach it, air. Our hearts
honor it in all depths, power and fullness, 1
hope. Those men, sir, of whom you nave
spoken, who planted hero tho institutions of a
froe government, let us remember, were no
holiday patriots, they were no scheming phil-
unthropiats—they were no visionary states
men. They deliberated here amid difficulties
that aurrouuded them—they meditated amid
the clamors of arms as though environed by
peace und absolute security, and they solved
the great problem which was a terror to des
pots and an inspiration to patriots, us though
the issue did not involve the question of their
necks.
" Sir, here stood—(and as I say it, how they
come before us,)—here stood Thos. Jefferson,
and Franklin, and Roger Sherman, and also
this is the first time 1 have been
itere,thfr very room stood the dauntless
Johu IiancAck, as he received from these men
uot only thelassertion of our rights, but the
charter of owJibertiea. Can we do any thing
t>M bow in a pibice lij*c tSis ?
•» It is not in tnj^power to speak to you at
length. You have *j^id, Twy proporly per
haps* that it is not y«\ur province—it is cer
tainly not mine—to uinurb tho deep current ol
feeling which courses The hearts and minds of
those awuod ine. Bufit is not only your city
but you? State that possesses in n psculiarde-
re*, theiesourcea of health and power. She
**■ tire in hefeoit^^^
resident c°nw^8 at considerable
ry Another stray Japanese sailor ‘ha*
been picked up at sea by an American ship,
the Emma Packer, and carried into San Fran*
cisco. He was taken from the Japanese junk
Yathatnaroo, in lot. 38 deg. 50 min. N., longi
tude 158 deg. 40 min. W., being the lost sur
vivor of (tie crew. His nan\e is Dce-veo-no-
okce, and lie is about twent-two years old.
When fonnd he had sunk down in a state of
torpor f>om exhaustion, in consequence of the
sufleringa and privations ha had endured.
An Austrian Spv in Cincinnati.—The
Aonpariel of the 9th instnut says that "there
in an individual now in the city, who betrayed
several of the German patriots during the
struggle of M8, and it is surmised that he is
now acting |as u paid spy for the Austrian
government. If this bo the case, we would
like the rascal trotted out to receive his merited
punishment." ^
Land Slip in Italy.—The Bulogno Gi
mentions a land slip, of upwards of ^jp^iiare
mile in surface, which has c- - *—
trict of Costigliune. Thjp
and steeple, the pursonar'//a^BTur cottages
were overthrown, anAr ij^BpcII-cuUivated
fields utieily thnUY*sJ^Jt inhabitants of
La Rocca, whicC'jsjy^HnTw, and wns also
threatened with took to flight, but
were f»rtunaj| toreturn to thoir
aboddMn tli* duy.mcaHures having
been prevent ftifHwrdnmage.
TwfcntvilJj^Hmilics have been ruined by this
disasf Pope hus sent 500 scudi (2,771
fr-) {^^Prrelief.
’he Atlanta Intelligencer of yester*
'bays—Since our last we have had copious
r JTiif, and ns a consequence the crops arc re
viving considerably from the effects of the late
long continued drought. Corn which was
suliering most, is looking much bolter, and the
crons will be much larger than if promised to
be but a few days since. Cotton is ulso im
proving considerably under tho effect of the
recent rains.
CANDIDATE FOlt KIIKUIFP.
^Mr. EditorPIomo snnounoeMr. JOHN A. 8TA-
LEY. a candidate for the ofTioo of Shorilf of Chatham
County, at the election lu January, 1RM.
jy U MANY VOTERS.
CAND1 PATEN FOR JIJIHJKHHIP.
Mu. Editor You sill pleoae announce the lion.
LEVI 8. D'LYOlf, m a Candidate for tho Judgeship of
the Superior Court of tho Kuntom Circuit, and oblige
je 22 MANY JjyOTERS.
We arc aathorizod to announce the llou. WM.
11. FLEMING, as a candidate for the Judgeship of
tbe Superior Courts of tho Eastern District of Georgia.
je 20 _tf
Mu. Editor You will please announce the Hon.
CHARLE8 8. HENRY as a oandidate for the Judge
ship of the Superior Court* of tho Eastern Circuit, and
oblige [ je 21J MANY VOTEK8.
mXrkIkd^
On Wednesday evoning, the 13th Inst., by the Rot.
Mr: Tuatin, Mr. JOHN I). TEN. imOECK.of this city,
UUUiss EMILY BLISS, of St. Mary s, Ga.
"How Orunswlok (N. J.) Pfljprs please copy.
LINT OF LET
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Mk for A1 _
lPublished according to law In Ike paper
largest circulation. |
ADAMS^BD Koli'h.M. MV
Adams.
Anderson. Elbert
Aibe, Ham’l N
Anley.Jno At
BRATTEY, WM
Ball, M 8ft Co
Battaee, Jao
Brasine, Stephen
Blake, Margaret
Barlow, A
Breach, Sanford
Barbour, Robert a#
Barry, Johan’i»
Bailey, Jno .
itrynnt, Chaa A «,
jHaioy, Wm
'Brown, Wm
Brown, Tom
Brown, Charlotte
lloatiight, I, B
Bokiu'o, i’Mtra
Boatright, Lydia
Boyd, James
Boyd, Richard 8
Braning,Carl
Buckner, Jno T
Bndickor, Christine
Burke, Bichard
Butler, Hon Wm
Butler, James
Butler, Mary
CANOVA. CHARLES
Cahill, Margaret
Callahan, Mrs 8
Cahill, Thoa
Charles, Louisa
Clanoey, Daniel
7riek
This Day. Capital Prise $40,000,
and others down to $200,—amoaaUnc In all to $601,000.
Tickets Ten Dollar#, shares in proportion. For sale
by GurnoBYt Maury, attheir well known offibe in
Bull street, opposite the Post Office. jy 16
Carolan, Peter 8
Clark, Mrs AI
Cary, Cnriatopher
Cash, Michael
Clark, James
Carelton, Mrs
Carr, Jane E
Chapman, A
Christian, Charles
Clifton, Geo W ‘
Connell, UanoraJi
Codd, Anthony W
Cronin, Patt
Cole, James *7*
Cook,Jasper N
Crosby, Jno K
Corner, Eugene
Coleman, James
Crosby, Jacob
Conually, Jam ~
4SIUIUU&. Robert
Dillon, John C
Dromgoole, Johanna
Doyle, Jno
Douglass, Miss EM
Doran, Aggy
' ig, Mar
argaret
OBITUARY.
[UOMMUN1CATKD.] if
\l is with feelings of regrot that I announce the Devine, Philip ^
death of Dr. B. B. KING, of this county, who departed Dillon, ElizabetB
this tile on Sunday, tho IDth inst.
Dr. KING was boru in McIntosh county, from whiah
place he removed to Liberty, ut an early a,jo, and coni-
monecu the practice of medioine. Through a long and
extensive practice hot proved himself emphatically
oue of the most scientific and successful practitioners
that our State lias over afforded. Belovrd by all who
know him—his loss is irreparable. Alas ! alas ! how
uncertain the " Voyage of Lifo.” Tho devotodparent,
the affectionate husband, the warm friend, the honor
able and skillful physician, all ombodied in the one, is
no more. No uioro will his sound judgmont be consult
ed. No more will hie pretence afford consolation to the
sick. Tho community has boen deprived of a worthy
oitizen—tho profession, one of its brightest orna-.uont.
Flemlngton, Liberty eounty.
RECEIPTS OF COTTON^ Ac.—July 16?
Per Central Railroad—22 bales Cotton, aud Mdse, to
E Parsons A Co. T 8 Wayne, W Lynn, Ogden A Bun
ker, Brigham, Kelly A Co. W II Stiles, A Haywood,J 1
Hamilton, Roberts and boot.
COMMEUCUa.
Baoo.h.—We quote hog round
are plenty at 10 to 11c.
Corn is solliug at 60 to 70o
MARINE INTELLIOENDE.
srly. Gun
and Frances Satturly, Savauuah ; brig Olive, Jacks?
Arrd brtg J Alfred, fin do.
Boston, July 11—yrr'd brig Mcrrithew, St Marys.
Bohr Niad, Billups, from Bnltiuiore, for Charleston,
put into Norfolk on tho 3th inst, with loss of mainmast
having been struck by lightning on tho morning of the
4th, wMle at anchor ' ‘
Arrytls nt the Hotels.
j' Friday, Jui.y 15.
PULA8Yi^lOU8E...Wii.THKR0EB A Son. Proprietors-
Dafkrkor,\,cJy audavt..do J W Jones and lady Geo
A ma\er
W W Wallen an*, lady.Aln
Miss II E Bassett. do
8 Shullou A
W L Baker f.
11M Stcr us
G II Leives do
C Potter
W H Toiler...
A Wasinar
B F McKeuna do
Mrs Jnnua and family do
Miss Walthnu
Miss Nowell..
N Foribco
U Sanders
T Landoy
JLandoy
.. £ W Jouos do
G. Fargo, Proprietor.
H Whittlesoy...Columbus
R 8 Uardwiok....Savauuah
P W White Quincy
Mrs Wadfren ami 2 ohild'u
J Patriok Apalacliicola
I) Mayor Atlau a
Miss E Howard do
B K Berry, lady and
children Colui;
Siraota Fowlo...Tallahs
GB Curtcs Macon
Jno F Swcot... Apalachicola
JttsS Bran Ga
Departure of Stenmers from Knvmiaan.
THIS DAY.
Florida, Woodhull, tor New York, at 3>£ P. M.
Weluka, King, for Palatha, Ac., at L) A. M.
HtimniNhip aud Hteamboat Lines. .
For New York.—The steamships Florida, Captain
Woodhull; Alabama, Captain Ludlow, and Augusta,
Captain Lyon, leave Savannah every Saturday for Now
ucdJuy for Philadelphia.
Fur Havana.—Tho steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins,
leaves Savannah on the 15th and 30th of each month
for Havana, touching at Key West and connecting with
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s steamers for Cal
ifornia.
Fur Charleston.—'The rogulnr United States Mail
ateamert Got don. Captain Brooks, Calhoun, Captain
Barden, and Metamora, Captain Postell, loava every
morniugat 4o'olook, for Charleston, connecting with
the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boats, and
arrive every evening in savannah at 6 o'olook, P. M.
-Tho stoam-packet Wm. Gaston, Captain
Tt
_ FloriJtL
Shaw, with the Unitod Rtatos Mails, leaves every
day morning at 10 o'clook for Pilatka, via Darien, and
Brunswick, and St. Mary's, Geo., and Jacksonville,
Middleberg. and Pioolatu. Fla.
Fur Florida.—Or POSITION Line—The stoam-packet
stages theuoe toTalla!
t all the intermediate
Departure of Cam on Central Railroad.
Two Passenger Trains Daily.
Evoning Train—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and ar
rives at Muoon at./.V; A. M.,oonneoting with the South-
Western Railrcad to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and by
lauasseo, and other points South
■respectiug
|of auaexa
tCourt ol
|l«tes,
cree* ?*»
id .11 Empi
Th. Pr ,
length in th«.ame«loqu«ft«lr«m,, a ft erw | 1 j c ( 1
h.wfi. conducted <o th» Merclianf. Hotel,
clwra > nti.nWscnt henqoV wns enreod.
conpnny did not edjourn till n l.te hour.
Th«rraeident wm to receive the citizena
generally at Indepsnd.nce Hall, ou the fol-
ob'iaf day.
Tl« C«or»_a’j lll Atlanta InUUigenttr of
Friday, s^yai,.„ no change to none.
I any .rude this week o^tept Cora end Meal,
Inch .warn to fluctuate witn'ilm weather,
have had flwni^abing aliowera alrnoal
nca ourluatrapA^which have checked
C*™ tondeocy price , of , heie
nd Dncea huve/ dw ij„ed 20 cents per
—i,he last wgA. The plaotera are
>pe to make very fair
nat6>g P. M. oonneotiug with the Macon
and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and
Chattanooga, and with the Augusta and Waynosboro’
Railroad (day train) to Augusta; and (going East) with
Railroad to Milledgovillefrom Gordon.
| Hotels.
Savannah.—Pavilion llouso, Wm. P. Clarke, corner
South Broad and Bull-streets.
City|llotel, Condon k Foby, Bay-street.
du<;usla.—Unitod States Hotel, J. W. Spear, Broad-
street.
Chattanooga, JVnn. — Crutchfield House, Thomas
Crutchfield, uear Railroad Depot.
Ogkthorpr, Ga.—Empire Hotel, Jesso Cain.
Indian Springt, Ga.—Elder Home, Wm. A. Elder.
“ " " McIntosh House, B.W. Collier.
" " " Indian Springs Hotel, Edward
Varner.
Marietta, Ga.—Marietta Hotel, E Cain.
Waterluix Places.
Hfrin-etherSitringa.—Meriwether county, Ga., J. L.
Martin.
Chalybeate Springs.—Meriwether county, Ga., James
Montvale Springs.—Blount county, Tonn., Jib. Bell.
FORLKASE
* Will be leased at Publio Auction on Mouday
the 17th of October next, tbe following Lota of
Land, lying in the oity of Savannah and cotnpro-
J nearly the whole Fair Lawn Track. First—A
large and commodious dweniug house and out buildings,
with a surrounding lot of (10>J) ten and a half
upon which
Cunihan, Michael
Collins, E P
Collier, L M .»<
Crotnelien. R-fl? 1
Connor, Thus’
Condon,John 1
Cofflu k Brough
Cono, Jno L
Colin, Jacob
Copiiorflold, Ids
Cabbage, Mary
Davis. Wm L
Day, 11G
Dannuliy, Thona#
Davis, Eugenia
Davis, Goorgo
Davis, Edward
Delaney, Dan! W
Deacy, Maria 1“
Downing,.
Downs, M<
Dooling, John
Dcguan, Mrs
Doonsr, James
Domrioo, Signor Solari
Dorret, M^riali .
Dugger, Chelley
Dudloy, Virginia,
Dudley, G W
Dunn, Frauois
EVANS, JNO
-Jtakrrt, Maty
Euright, Mary * ^
Euright, Honors
FRAZIEIl, ELI
Flatloy, Audrow
Farrol, Martin
Franoin Wui B-
Francisco, 11
Floming.,Wm
Ferry, Cltarlea
Fitzgerald, Honors
Fitzgerald, Edward
Finnyruirnret
Finklor. E E
Finch,J C
Fouslin, Sylvester,
Forrest, Lieut Z
Fox, Esther
■Fayell, Richard
•llAYLORD, JNO A
Gravos, Mrs
Graves, Anna Mk
Grand, Joaiah J*
Graham, Addella D
Gerdts, Casslin
Gorken, Martin
Gearuan, Patrick
Green, Jno S
Gregory, Wm II
Gray, M 8
Greaves, Jane
Geary, Miohaol
Gronvos, Charles
Giles, Uonry
Gionovoly, Mary A
Griffin, I'ainuna
Grigor, George
Gould, Mary C
Gouldiug, K R
Golden, Mary
Gorman, J W
HAWKINS, EMILY E
Hardy, Mr
Hall, WilliamC
Union, John J
Ilauly, James
Ilnrrison, John H
Hancock, Mrs A C
Harris, Catherine
Uarard, Abram
Hawkins, Margaret
lieery, Daniel OC
Henry, Isaac
Ilerrfok. John 1*
Henry, Peter
Henry, William
llearne, David
Ilorb, Elizabeth M
Horms, W B
lloajy, James..
TTeudofson, lames
Itorraandet, J G
Uomboldt, George
Hicks, Lucinda
Uolian, James
Holohen, Ellen
Holmes, James L
Howe, William
Houston, John
Horn, Crosby I
Hoilingshead, Mr
Howard, Volnoy
Houlchan, Martin
Holt, Asa
Holden. S D
llood, SJ
Hugernin, Eliza
Hubbard, Capt
Hughes, John
Hunt, Dwight
IIubbard.il O
llomskin, James B
llamoh, Honors
llanko, Herman
JAYDON, U W
Jaruion, James T
Jamison, G M E
Irving. Alexander
Jinks, Henry
Johnston, Henry
Jones, Felcoety
John, Jones
T. I
Lynch, Margaret
Lynch, James
Lynch, John
Lyons, Joseph I
Lyons, F N
Lynch, Alice
Love, John
Long, Win H
Level, Sarah
^ veil, Catherine T
veil, Johannah
Lord, E L
Logan, Hugh
Louergan, Julia
Luens, Haris
Lane, Jamos
MARIAN,J L
Marshall. Her A
Mack, John
Matthews, Catherine
Masters, Peter (!
Matthews, John
Matthews, Joseph U
Msgra, John
Martin, Totrence
Maguire, Tatrick
Martin. J 8
May, Matilda
Martin, Wm E
Malone. James
Mems, Jamqa-A
M^rantt,' Eflpasia
Mcnjer, Martin B
Myers, Elizabeth
Millon, Samuel
Miller, John
MyenLJliss V J
MilleffWm •'A
Miller, Wm
Miller, Ga'idie
Myers, Sermns A
Miller, Robert
Millen, George R
Mills, Ann
Moody S 8
Moroll, Frank
Atobley, Riggers
Aloes, Samuel
Moore, Maroellne v
M"' J *
Murphy, Richard
Musgrove, Wm H
Mullen, Wm M *
Munden, Isaac
Altncoy, Mr
MoCORMICK. BE8S
AleDermot, John W
Ate Henry, Honors
Alolntyre Hugh
AloMenncy, Honors
Ate Donald, Elisha
AloDermot, Patrick
AkuEiiigot, Edward
AloUreel, Thomas
AIuKinney, Patrick
McUuinn, Win
AluKoon, Harry
Alctlondree, Laura E
AlcCabe, Miohaol
Ale Kay, Robert
AlcDuffie, Ashley
McKay, James
NAGLEK, JOSEPH
Narr, T
Neal. John
Neigfilan k Bro
Neil, John
Neolan, Alexander
Niland, Brian
Nielson, Martin
Norton, P J
O’SULLIVAN, JAMES
O’Uriue, Atichael
Osterndroff, John
Oliver, J L
Oliver, Eliza
O'Donnell, Bridget
O’Connell, LawreROO
O'Conuel, Patrick
Osteen, John
O'Connor, Eliza
O Rellley, Wm
Ory, L
O'Koilte, John
PATRICK, DENNIS
Palmer, Mrs Amanda
Pain, Goorgo
Pal in or, Amanda
Pardo, James
Pace, BCdniwud
Pace, Mary J
Perkins, J W
Peyne, Patrick
Philbrick, Aliss R 9
Pringle, Johu G
Power, George
Power, John
Popnen, Mr
Halford, It R
Rsskj, Dr J
Rawly, Bridget
Reilly, Patrick
Read, Wm S
Reid, Eliza Al
Reedy, James
Relly, Patrick *
Richter, Lewis
Ityun, Maria
Ryan, J
Ryan, Dennis
Richardson, John
NOTICE OF ABSENCE,
aa -r? The subscriber will be a* sent from the
VOBk city for about three weeks; meanwhile, Dr.
Johnson will be in consUflt attendance at their office,
jy 11—lw «I. J. ROYALL, Dentist.
FOB. NEW-YORK.
To Sail on Saturday, July 10,
■L at 3>a o'clock, P. Mi.
Tho U. 8. Al. Steamship FLORIDA,
^•Capt.M. C. Woodhull, will leave aa
freight or passage apply to
paIjeltord.fayaco.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
To leave WEDNESDAY, July 27,
|Sflt at,- o’clock. P.M.
flBaflL The new and splendid steamship
STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Wal
ter Collins, will positively leave as above. Fu
freight or passage apply to
• jy 14 C. A. L. LAMAR.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR NEW.YORK.
^ To leave on SATURDAY, 23d July,
at — o’clock, P. Al.
The United 8tates Mail steamship
AUGUSTA, Captain Thos. Lyon, will
*' • freight or passage apply to
PADELFORD. FAY * CO.
FOR BALTIMORE.
- , Tho regular packet brig JOSEPHUS, J. Wil-,
sou, master, having a portion of her cargo ei
■Hfiflfcgagod, will meet with despatch aa above. F(
freight apply to
jy 15 BRIGHAM, KELLY k Of?*
nniii
I t
dale, d
w
tucTst
Seasonable
UMBREI.I.AS,
PAIUIOL8,
Muvunnah Mutual linttMOce Ci
the City for some three or four week* frwn tl
, during: which time hla Office will be ahut ap —
Persons having business with the Company will please
apply to Mr. John R. Wilder, 114 Bay street,
jy 11—lw JAME8 McHENBY, Seeretary.
NOTICE.
R. JOSEPH M. SOLOMONS having been
taken in co-partnership by the subsoribsrs, from
the 1st day of July inst., the business will continue to
be conduoted under the same name as hereMTore.
jy 6-lm A. A. SOLOMON8 k CO.
A GOOD MECOND HAND
C H1CKF.R1NG PIANO, for sale or to hire at 132
Bouth Broad street. jyil—tf
TO HIRE.
TWO Girls, accustomed to Houzcwork ami alien-
J ding Children. Apply at this office. tf jy9
Talent Wire Railing.
New York.
Stn
may 27
At Private Sale.
THIS DEI.AWAKE HTKAiil SAW AI£ltL
S ITUATED on the Savannah river, udjoinini
Wm. B. Giles k Co’s., is oflfored at private Bale,
ia a two gang Mill; the Alachiuery ia all now, and' i
up in the best and most substantial manner. It 1
two Shingle Alachlnes with all the necessary goal
attached. A large stock of good Cypress timber ’
bt sold with it. Tho roason that induces this sale is,
that the junior partner, who has had tho management
of the 'louoern, lost one of his eyes by an aoeldeut,
which ulso impaired the sight of the other, obliging
him to give up the business. Persons desirous of pur
chasing, will do woll to examino the establishment.—
Particuinrd may bo learned of Mr. Henry Alitehel or
Air. Wm. B. Giles, Savannah,
je 20—Im
SIMMONS k MITCIIEL.
jy!5
FOR NEW YORK—Union Llue.
Tho rogular packet bark EDWARD, Patter-
matter, wlHBhave quick dispatch for tho
* h iSaSBTiWMi
REMOVAL.
rRH SAWYER—has removed from Congress-
a her NEW STORE, 180 Brougton-street
above port.
TVJ"RH. SAW'
h
lm
FOR NEW YORK—Uulou Line.
The regular paokst schr. CHAS. MILLS.
Browu master, wlUUhave^iuick dispatch fo
■WMLtlie above port. For froigMfor pr
[jy 16) OGDEN k
Isase, the large amd commodious Western
JUiBL me nt, corner of Brougli ton and l'riee streets.
Apply to BANCROFT k BRYAN,
jy 16 3
inflnta
, w .. massing
or encroaching in any way, on Garden Lot No.
last, Tyreonuell Tything, Darby Ward, tho prop-
-y of the late George Anderson ns tho Law w ill be
Idly onforoed against all trospas
JNO. W. ANUERSON
jy 16
IDEKSON ) F*r>p*a F«‘
CO-l*AKTNKliS 1111* NOTICE.
r PHE undcr.iffnfld have ftt.ocl,t.d tlicm.olv.. i
I ff.tlivr, undei' the nmno aud etyle of Murph, t
Devanny, for the transaction of General Boot r
Shoe buBiuess, having the stand ondfae corner of C
gres and Whitaker atreoto, forinorly ocenpled by U,
Prcnderaaalaa.Thav are now prepared to offer to thoir
. . friends audwe public, a well assorted stook of Laditt
unoxpired ID( j Gentlemen’s Boots und Shoes, kc., whioh thtfy will
•ollohetp for cue. E, MTJItrilY,
Jiioo 89, l,y.3. J. PEVAN-NV,
Coiiaiinerfslilp Notice,
S HIE undurHixiied have this day formed a Copart-j
nership under the style of Russoll k Gradv. for t*
itvaoting and executing of Plastering in all ita vai
ous brandies. All orders cxeouted with neatnsM
dispatch. WILLIAM II. GRAD
je 27 JAMES RUSSELL.
M
Alabi
io n f v nignesc w
ORE CIULDUUN’HSTIUrFuats. J”? 7 J. m *
highest wages will
Blisses Split Straw Alagnolias, Youth’s Cauton Straw
Hats ; also, a fmh supply of Aten’s Linnet Hats, Boy’s
Leghorn at50 emta, and for sale at our new Hat and
Cap store, 176 Broughton street.
N. K. BARMJM A CO.
TO HIRE.
A N oxcnllcut Cook, Washer au.1 Ironcr
smart active Boy. Apply at this offico.
U 16 * •*
A VALUABLE*Roy^abi
jt\, smart and intelligent, r
house, and usiiuole of attendi
Buggy. Apply at. this office.
KANU.^COUNTY UUTTElt —A lurtUur
( ) nupply pir .tflamor inti for oule
jy Id '
tv. D.
ri OSHUN CHEESE A fresh supply, jusi
\J landing aud for sale by
jy 16 W. D. FORD.
U MOKED TONGUE*, Smoked Beef,Fultoi
Market Beef and Pig Pork, and for sab by
■iy 16 *w. p. Ford.
Sponge, Sugar, Lumo
W. D. FORD.
i and Soda, fresh and for sale by
JTIIK
11 ai
the spa
Johnson, Jane
Jordon, Alelatiah
Jones, Miss L J
J T B
K AT TEN HORN, DR 'CH Williams, Robert
Itobbartf, James M
Roberts, Emma
Roach, Franoin
Roberts, A U
Rogers, Mra L A
Robertson, Daniel
Hobs, Jamos A
Ilodcn, John
Rolls, Catharine
Robinson, Georgejr
Roundtree, William
lingers, James U
RuthertbTdrWtniam
Russel, Capt. John
SHAD, MONGIN
Slake, Ann
Shaffer, Mary
Shea, John
Seagock, Overton
Shafton, Rose
Steward, John
Steward, L (servant)
Stelljes, Claus
BimonvrMrs E
Smith,!' B
Smith, William
Smith, C 11
8mith, Eliza
8oott, Benjamin F
Snow, Capt James
Southgate, Dr Robert
Storor, John
Nommors, Ann
Suiuere, Patriok
S
TRADER. CAPT 8AM’L
Tarlton, Francis I
Taylor, J W
Thetford, Mary
Tietcomb, George U
Thiot, Charles 11
Thompson. Drury
Thomas, R V
Thomas, Margarot
Thompson, Elizabeth
Thompson, Louisa
VAUGHAN, JOHN
Voelmle, Charles
Ward, Philipp U
Walsh, T P
Wall. L W
Ward, Capt B W
Walsh, Anthony C
Watson, Andrew
Wall, Eliza 8
Wall. Robert
Walsh, John £
Walters. Euiily
Watson, Capt W
Walsh, Antnony C
Warner, Henry
Ward, Alary (oolored)
Wxax*. Wm.
Walkef.Tffary
Wallace, Robert
West, Frank
West, Thomas
Wayne, lienry
Welsh, Mary
Webb, Ely
Williams, Jane (colored)
O tt^yjjij^SSriJurcliTTrckles uud Preserves,
lor salo by
* — W. D. FORD.
CORN ! CORN! !
BUSHELS prime White Murylnnd
•yV/U Corn, landing this day from solir. Jno. W.
Anderson, and for salo by
j.v 16 C - JOHN F. TUCKER.
WANTED,ArfWUARF AND *TOUE.
W ANTED a Wharf and Lower Slore, or u lower
Store, with th. pvivilege of landing and ship
ping, or the entirooccuj^ncy of a wharf of moderate
extent, for a term of one ur more years. Addres*
jy 15-tf C.C., Box 117, P- O.
"new groceries.
PHE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have orened
spacious Storo forninlly ocoupicd by Mr. (!. B.
Scally, under St. Andrew’s llall, corner of Brouphtou
and Jeffersou streets, whore they will endeavor to keep
oonstautlv on iiand » fresh •«pp»Y of all .kir^of
GROCERIES, suitabi. Muitly use. A sbarY otTfie
public patronage is most respectfully solicited.
BERLIN k NATHANS,
jy 15—tf Under St. Andrew s Hall.
HAM*! HAM*!! HAM*!!!
F AMILIES and Hotel Reapers in want of cheap
HAMS, will be ablo to purchoso the celebrated
brand of Isaac Reynolds k Sons, at 12 conts per lb., by
calling at tho Store of BERLIN k NATHANS,
jy 15—tf Under St. Andrew’s Hull.
C. HOPKINS, Agent.
S AW*.—IIhiuI, Puimnl und Rip Saws of various
qualities, for sale very low bjr^
RUSSELL t QRADYl
REMOVAL.
W C. WADSWORTH will remove ;)
• near the 1st of July, to No. 112 Coograai
opposito theRHjgski House. Until thattime thestf
Dress and Fancy Goods I
now on hand at the old stand, No. 181 Bruught J
Will ba Sold at Coat.
The stook of theso Goods is large and dosln
slsting of the most Fashionable Styles, and n
finest qualities.
STAPLE GOODS—Will be offered nt greal
IF HARGAINS
May bo obtained in Goods of every dsaori
Wo will not enumerate Goods or Priced hurl
a lone advertisement to convince poople of tu
ty of this, our stutemont; but respectful MR
to call and examine for themselves, and te^if
not sell Goods as ehoan, if not cheaper,
make greater preteniuouju
Stave* Wanted,";
OF WHITE OAK OR WATER t
N OT less than 42 or over 44 inches long,
do. do 6 do 7 do V»‘* '
do do 1 do 3 do (hi
Thi back odgo of tlio Stave to bo drosse .
lame thickness as the fror*. edge.
The Staves to bo straightly cleft, and frssfl
rarps, or worm-holes.
For Stavos prepared in ntriot conformity 1
fication, und delivered on Alessrs.
lumber wharf iu Puvannah, prior t
Fifty Dollars per 1000 pieces wiin^aidk
Savannah, June jEl, 1853.
r Hat Store, 1^
. ww _ fine assortment of li
^pretty Straw llats and Flats, such I
early in the season. Also Boys’ and Mir
v spucuou. miming uus
Anderson, ana for salo by
jy 15
C. HOPKINS. Agent.
ROWLAND k CO. Mourning Goods
Ksnuedv, Wm
Karwick, Ellon X
Kennedy, James
Keating, Andrew
Keeblu, Harriet
Kurvin, Anna
Keiaer, Mr
Kuok. Frederick
Kenedy, Bridget
Kleffor, David J
Kebrer, Almira W
Korn, Edward
Kennedy Michael
Kemp, Thomas
Kean, Phillip
Kernick, Miss
Koatou, Mrs Amy
Kelly, Dennis
Kennedy,John
King, Mr
Kirk, Caroline
Kiuly, Nicholas
King, Daniel
Williams. Owon
Williams, James B
Williams. Josoph
Wiley| Thomas U
Wiley, Charles
Wright, Thomas
WilRs, E F
Willmaro, W
Wineburg, Jacob 8
Will, Charles
Wyse, William
Wittschon, Claus
Wright, WHT
Wilson, Dsnlel 8
Whitehead. Wm
Williams, Caroline E
White. Sarah M
Wilkes, Henry
Willigan, James
Worley, EBW
Wood, Frances W
Wood, Thomas
SOLOMON COHEN, P. AL
of*(l(>5b
_ r number of magnificent shade tries,
a large collection of ornamental shrubs, roses, rare
S lautfl and bearingfr^ittrees, figs, grape, pears, apples,
i. Second—A lot of five aores (5) finesite for a brlok
with an extensive bed of excellent day. Third—
rhr«o Vote varying from (7) aeveu to (9) nino aores,
oontainlug mi^ible locations for buildings, (without the
fire limits,) tho b«»t of planting land, partly wooded.
The dwelling and toi will be leased lor (5) five years,
and the remaining lota for un (10) years.
Parsons wishing to examine the lots, can do ao for tha
notice next (30) thirty daya, by applying at Fair Lawn, to
irU im JOHN fi. BOWEN.
8
ifldiNNIAWAllS.-
_ -Tenaud Coffee Pots,
yMi^K Fluid and Oil Lamps, Candle Sticks
l^jlea, aa ol the best Britannia. _
L and
WAKUAftTSTi
IOR8E k NIC
E. vWfcliN
F EATHER DUSTER*. Tack Hammers,
Vegetable Cutters, Rice MUk Boiler*. Just
racelvod and for sale by [j|8] j. p. COLLINS.
ATTACHMENT SALE.
W ILL he sold nt tbe Store corner of East Broad
and 8outh.Broad streets, on Friday, 22d July
next, between the legal hoars of sale, the following ar
ticles, via:—Two barrels Spirits, one do. Vinegar, ul
lage barrela Brandy, two do. Wine, one do. marked
Cognac Brandy, part of a tieroe of Rice, halt barrel do.
Oilcan, two standing eaak ullage Kega Lard, one do.
Coffee, two ullage kega Butter, two Demijons. two
piccea of Homespun, Flannel and Dry Goods, 8 bottlos
Champagne, 7 dozen do. Porter, 45 papori Coffee, part
box Pepper, part box Tea. 3 part boxes Candlss, lot of
Brushes, ullage box Tea, lot of linea, piece of Tobaoco,
lot of table Salt in boxes, 10 bare of Soap, S coffee pots,
30 Plates, 50 Bowls, 1 Lamp, lot of cotton Twine, 1 car
rel Portrr, Scales and Weignta. I Desk, part keg Sala-
rarc* 4 hoses Sardines, one dozen mustard, e bottles
Snuff, 1 Lamp, 12 Jara, lot of let ef »"d
Glovos, 1 pair Shoes, 1)£ dozon bottles Cordis), lot of
wrapping paper, l box aundries. Levied on under and
by virtue of attachment* issued out of the honorable
Court of Common Pleas, and of Oyer and Terminer for
the city of Savannah, at the inatance of David O'Con
nor aud William Condon, va. Cornelius Sullivan, and
sold nuder and by virtue of an order of the Honorable
Alexander Dryedale, Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, aud of Oyer and Terminer for the city of Savan
nah, aa perishable property.
WILLIAM 8WOLL, City Constable.
Savannah, July 13, 1853. jy 13
AM*#—500 of Kolosoti & Littig superior Bal
timore Sugar Cured Hams, in sto'e and for sale
[jy 16] OGDEN 4 BUNKER.
various kinds, togotlior with ;
and Canton Straw Hats, vory preu;
je 25 N. K. BARNUM fc CO.,
WINTER IRON'
MONTGOMERY,
Portable Circular Saw|
THESE Mills ure warranted unsurpi
1 in uso, arc propelled by an Engine e
of Cylinder, aud present tho latest and i
incuts throughout. Among those, the pa™
is exclusively usod, lloxtes continuous
4c. Price delivorod nt the Factory 2,50
than $100 additional will defray the froil
nah, Augusta, Charleston or New Ov\r*,l
Examination of theso Milts is filffitf a r Jl
lish their exceeding sirapR'.sn.r
»».' -nperiority throughout jf *- JQ
short notice and fully warra
jj 6 6m J. 8. WIN _.
fir Charleston Courier pleasff
New Spring Snmi
D k WITT 6c MORGAN have iu|
they aro weekly adding by thi
and clogaut stook of Fanoy and i
which flioy offer for sale at tho lowest]
Printed Bareges,
** Grenadlnos,
** Bttrcge do Laines,
Printed Muslins,
Organdies and Cambrics,
Scotch 4 Freuch Ginghams,
Laces, Ribbons, 4a..
Ladies'and Gouts’ Kid, Si.k
and Lisle Gloves,
Roal Nett Gloves 4 Mitts
Cassimercs and Vestings,
White and Colored Linen
Drillings aud Coatings,
ourning Goods of all de
scriptions.
Linen 4 <
Pillow C*
Irish Lin<
Long 1. ,
Birds' Ey|
iluckabacf
Towols 4 i
Goorgia Osnaburgs, and a large v
li!
and ft
McMAHON 4 DOYLE.
boxes Soda and Sugar Biscuit, 75 do Mustard, Popper,
Allspice and Ginger, received and for salo by
jy 15 McMAHON 4 DOYLE.
r i prime Rio, 75 do Jsmnioa, 60 do Java. _ .
UGAR.—lOhhds Porto Rioo, 10 do St. Croix, 5 do N.
Orleans, lQObbls Crashed.. Powdered nmrClaritiad.
MOLASSES.—25 hhds Cuba, 75 bbls N. Orleans.
FLOUR.—150 Ibis Baltimore, 75do Canal, 50do Ill-
ram Smith’s.
BACON.—15 casks Philadelphia Ilams, 500 Baltimore
Bugged, 30 hhds 8ldcs, 20 do Shouldi
4U0 dozen Brooms, painted handle
200 do painted Buckets.
SOAP. CANDLES AND STARCH.—w ooxes no. i
and fiunily Soap, 50 do l’alo do, 75 do Adamantiuc Can
dles, 20 do Sperm, 25 do Star, 150 do Patent Mould do,
40 whole and half boxes Staroh.
TOBACCO.—350 packagos various brands and quali
ties.
LEMON SYRUP, 4e.-50 boxes Lemon Syrup, 10
oases Walnut and Tomato Catsup, lOdolBrandy Pcaohes
DOMESTIC L1QUOR8.-75 bbls Phelps’ Gin, 60 do
N. E. Rnm, 76 do Rectified Whisky, 30 do Extra Old
Monongabela do.
WINES.—20 quarter casks pure Malaga, 8 do choice
Madeira, rooeived aud for sale by
jy 16 MoMAHON ft DOYLE.
DRY GOODS Al
And Some Less
Many Fancy Arifej
I T islmrdly worth while lbr|
know our motives fur doing (b
that it will be sufficient to know/£
say. The facts are submit!
era. OUR PRICES arin
No second price, all who buy f
NO CHEATING TETEU, M
not our way, as is will luua'll
BEST j until; will have no aiva u W$T
not • No scorecy esjoined
os is frequently thb c.uc ati* •
TRICKS, , while at the
tieing them on yourself.
TIIEREt NftElook aiul lcarnj
Our stook 7i
them. Wen
tlemen of B*4nnah. *i\d all]
w A MT ."“I
DI**0EUT10NUF C;0-PARTNEU*I11P
heretofore existing betwc
Patrick Smith, in the own. _
, Thomas Francis Meagher, has been
dissolved by mutual consent of the parties, jy 14—*3t
fPHK Co nartnersliip 1
1 Daniel 8mith and Pi
snip of the FLAT, Thomt
t0 oMl and e
which thejv.an Juduk best b$
seen anf ours; this course ir.l
purosaior to a wise conclusion
i. ii. « nil
J >1UMTKD JACONFTH ,ml Lku i», Me,urn.
ing do.; Needle Worked C< liars. Long Arm Net
itts, Glace 8ilks, Blaok Silk Net, Wash Blond, Irish
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