Georgia Historic Newspapers

    SAT ANN AH MORNING NEWS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1883.
THE DAILY NEWS.
Carry Me llonic to Die*
O c»rrv me back tn toy childhood's home.
Where the ocean surges roer,
Where iU billows dealt on a rook-bound oout,
And moan forever more.
X am fining away in a stranger's land.
Beneath a stranger's eye,
O carry me home, O carry ns
O carry me home to die.
home.
I sigh in rain for my native hlUs,
Their sweet and balmy air.
Would waft awn; from my youthful brow,
Each trace of gloomy care:
I sigh to breathe the air of home.
To gate on tu survy sky,
O carry me home, O carry me home, I
O carry me home to die.
.X long to nee my mother again.
And hear her eweetly eay,
"Como weary dote here is thy home.
Thou fold thy wteg and star,"
’Twould ease my pain U her her roles.
When death had darkened my eye,
O earry me home, O earry me home,
O carry me home to die.
Then lot me reel in a peaosful grsro,
He old e the loved and dead,
For the quiet earth i« the onlypUco,
To rest my weary head. ..
X would sleep sweetly ifyou boriod mo then
Beneath New England a iky.
O oarry roe born#, O carry me home,
O oarry me 1> »me to
Fall Trade of 1S59.
T « MKK< 'IMN J'ri AMI WIIOLKBAOE rUR-
TJ mmu ol , „uv HOODS.
O n 11 arrangement* lit* 1 rade u ill ho
completed In a low days, whsn wo will ho rr«-
* •« ■uiimit to your inspection, an unuaoallycom-
niate assortment of general Dr* G»ods, Uwtery, Trim-
•^rsusssssisir ?$„
•osite St. Andrew's Hell
n«g
178 JJroughton-at, opposite St. A
West Side.
Wilmot’s Jewelry Store.
rilHK I4I78HOK1UUH ha. uu haud,aud u
I oonstantly receiving from the beat and moat respeo-
SablomanttfUctprera iu tho oountry, Rioh Djamond^Ru'
tablWItasuftiOtPfera in tho ooum
by, read, and blhor Jowolry, an
suon aaffbhto, Uesaort and l as
ver AMatesi bd Waiters; Tea ns
nd sterling Silver Wars,
Spoons and Forks; Sll-
rasters: Cups nnd
Koup and
r flatus i ltd Wuit« .
Saucers; Oobleta; Tumblers; Pap Boats j Coup
fi.uoo UdlMl Fie, lo, CrMiu, C.ke .nd ,5 •
■olid mlr.r ll.jj.rt, I'lokl. *nd J)u‘l.r
Sin Umg.i SnlSB.II*r.»nJ irult hui»o.i Bill'.'*
u, . F.irk* and Ladles; Cake Bsskult; Castors;
Waiters’ Snuffers and Trays; Ivory Dalance-llandl#
Knivel and bilvsrFUUd on duel Tabl# and Dessert
dsy Marble Mantle Clocks and oommon Brass
n - d *sjver* C Livlr*and Lerlne Watches; Fine
Auaiiulled Hunting Watches; (loli nnd Silver Thlin
»ff V
Silv<
... e Ilowei
Cutlery; Ilasors aud ltaaor btrops; Card Cases l'ort
^Particular attention will be givon to repairing ol
Watches and Jewelry.
From his long experience and extensive facilities, hr
aonlideutly believes he will satisfy all who may favor
him with their iiatrouage. His prices aro ns low, and
Sarms as lihsral as at any establishment in the Htato.
u) 8. W1LMUT, No. 1 Markst-sgoars.
flew Watch, Clock, Jewelry
and fancy mtouk,
BROUUHTON.STREET, No. 148.
M R. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Chro
nometers, Clocks,Town Clocks, Watches, Ao. Ac.,
tesiMJCtfully informs his customers aud the public gone-
rally that be has litted up tho
Watches, Clocks, Town Clooxs, cnronuiaeters, Jewel
ry. Ac., Ac., oleaued and tapalrod with dispatch, aud
warranted. New fashion Jowolry and Fancy Goods
•I all descriptions sold at the lowest prices possible.
N. U.—Any Watch. Clock, Ac., Ac., that oauuutbo re
paired by other watchmakers, 1 pledge uiyself shall be
topuirud by ino to satisfaction, aud warranted,
iiov a ly FHANCI8 HTEIN.
a
DKEIIK’H LATENT 8T YLK.—Jusf
uived per stoamur, lluebo’s latest style No. I
Mack Moleskin Hat, just introduced in New-
York City, ou last Saturday, 13th August. Call on
Uarnuiu and start with the Usulou.
N. K. BAUNUM A CO., 17(3 Broughton-st.,
aug 17 Opposito bt. Andrew's Hall-
NhW FALL bTYLKm.
Just roouived at liuldeu's, their Fall Styles ol
l PREMIUM 8ILK HATH. To admire it ouly to
L sue them—so call early at
B aug 2D HE1.DEN A CO’S.
s:
IMlllltllUOll f.OOtlM.
Y recent m-rivals, urn subscribers huvu received
I and offer for a lie at the lowest market rates,—
us London Dutlill Blankets ; lOdo. heavy Twilled
; 6 do. dark grey do ; 20 do. bctilcy'a U.i. Plaius ; lu
do.do. Twills } lido. do. do. Heavy White Twills,
i*ift" California Plains; ft cases Plaid Linseys ; lu
ba.es Plain Hud Flannels ; A do. Twilled an. do.; 20 do
Cotton osuaturgs ; Ado. Striped do.; 2 do. Flax do ; 6
do Twil'd blurting Stripes ; AO do. Heavy Brown Shirt
log : 10 do. 4-4 do. do. bheetiug; AO dot. Kiliuaruouk
Caps ; 60 do. Hootch Uounuts ; 600 do. Negro Hoad
Xlaudkurchiufs.
asp 24
NEVITT, LATIIROP A STKBBINS.
New Full nnd Winter Clouds,
f I MIL subscribers have received uutl offer fur suln
1 300 pair 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Whitney Bud Blau
keU, 60 do Crib and Cradle do, 200 white and colored
Counterpanes, 1UU whito Marseilles t^uifs, 10 bales <
White Fianueis, 3 do Welch do, 10 do lied do, 3 d
Yellow do, 20 pieces Opera do, 10 do Cor'd Printed d>
10 cases brown and bleached Cautou Flannels, 1 do oo
orod do do, 20 uat'iS bltac'.iud Shirtings, 1 do KugH*
Long Cloth, Ado 0-4, M-i aud 12-4 bluavh.Ml bheetiug,
Molasses, for sale by
p 16 COHENS A HERTZ.
UKINU 111 A l? 11 IN It fV—J list resolved by
.CORNWELL.
Dry Goods, Clothing, ho.
BS IQW StUffO STORE.
Orent SncrIBee
AT MAAS Si HEY MAN N S
CL0THIN8 EMPORIUM.
° ! a,n
°t£mn.FORNISHttia GOODS .nd Fan*,
.T^'hroMhi to thu «ltr. nlubl. for Bprln* »nd Bom-
merwearfat prices novor kuown or heard of in tbla
00 We onumorato a few loading articles in our Uno, to
whinh wo invito «'sdnl (iMedWii•'
,bl.h »«'“ I)rc .„ und y rork Corn.,
In Blaok, Blue. Brown, Olive, and Dots Colored
French and English Cloths.
lIunlnssN nnd fluntlna Coat»«
In every variety of stylos, and of different materials,
suoh aa Cloth, Cassimsrt, Tweed, Cashmeret and man
ufactured in plain,clouded, striped and mixed patterns,
rufttnloona,
In Black and fancy Colored Cloth, Cassimore and Cas-
slnet superfine Dooakin In various oolors.
Plain, White and Figured Batin and Silk-for wedding
and party wear: Double and Hlnglo Breasted, in a va
riety of materials; Plain Blaok and Fanoy Satins, Doe
skins, Cashmorots, Ac.
If on Dry,
Qenti* Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Books, Olorsa.
Suspenders, Cravats, bilk and i4lin Stocks, and Nook
Ties of the latest French and American styles in great
variety. „ „
Ilata, Capa* Trunks, Cnrpel Ilnga nnd
Vallaen. #
The peculiar facilities possessed by tho Subscribers for
importing their stock, will enable them to offer induce
ments in their trade seldom mot with, and at the same
time making
THE UNION SAVING STORE
Corner of Congress and Jtllorson streets—the greatest
depository of READY MADE CLUTUINO in this
intry. MAAb A HEYMANN.^
Iloya nnd Youtlia* C'lothlnj(.
..ot to be surpassed in the variety of stylee, make
and lew price, to ho found nt the above uau
iishment. oct 4
Corporation Notices.
Notice to Vessels.
A |,fi Pilots nnd Captains of veasolt arriving
ham from foreign ports, infected with Small
pox or othsr (1 incases of a oontagioue or maliguant oha-
raracter,are repaired to bring tholr Teasels to anchor
at the Quarantine Ground, opposite Fort Jackson;
there to remain without communication with the City
or adjacent counties, until I am notified, and the vessel
visitod by me. F. XX. DEMERE, M. D.,
Savannah, llay 31,18SS. tf Health Officer
HTKPM, PORT!I'OKH. COLUMNS, dkc.
A N ORDINANCE, mneiidatury of tbo various
Ordinances of the City of Savannah, passed in
relation to Stops, Porticoes, Pavements, Trees, Ac.
Nee. 1. Bo it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of riuvannalt and tho Hamlets thereof. That
in lieu orPortioogs or Stops, it shall bo lawful for the
owner nr owners of briok or stono bouses, to ereot co
lumns thereto, not exceeding eighteen inches in diam
eter, provided the covering thorcof is not les* than ten
feet high; aud provided also, that said columns shall
bo placed ouUlde the curb stono and touching t e same.
Hoc. 2. He it further ordained, That all Ordinances or
parts of Ordinances militating agaiost this Ordinance,
bo nnd the same arc hereby repealed.—i'asvcd in Conn
ell, lAth March, 1849.
* iL. H-l H. WAYNE, Mayor.
Attest, Edward O. Wilaor,
aug 17 Clerk of Council.
m
icd csUb-
Carpct and Floor Cloth Warehouse,
Curtains. Curtain Goods,
dec., tfcc, An.
A'd. 140 Con^rcti and i\u. . r >7 St.Jutien Sts.
'pllli (Subscriber, knowing that the oitiieous of
I Savannah have felt a great Interest iu the estab
lishing of a
CARPET WAICKIIOUHK,
In this city, and being aware that many have boon
swaitiag tho eomplotion of tho New Store, so that they
jould make their selection of the various articles for
furnishing their houses, would respectfully inform the
public, generally, that he has opened tho most com
plete assortment of all the vuriouii styles of GOODS
usually kept in similar establishments. Tho Stock ol
,lui duYeronU'iiparliiinuts will Ouniiist, In part, of tho
following Goods, viz:
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Royal Volvet; Tapestry Brussels; Mocct Brussels;
tlrussuls; Velvet; Tapestry and Brussels for Stairs;
I’hreu Ply. Superfine, Fine and Common Ingram; Plain
tud Twilled Venetian for Malrs, Halls, Ac.; Drug-
jets, 6-4,12-4 and 16-4 in width, ofovery variety of pat
terns; Hearth Hugs; Parlor aud Stoop Mats; Jablc aud
and $-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for
Hairs.
IWIITAINM.
bilk and Worstsd Damask De-Lalne: Worsted and
Linou Damask DeLalns; Figured and Plain Dam*:k:,
rarioty of colors, White and lluff, for Shades.
v style; Cord ; Loops; Tab
ates and Shades.
i, of tho latest importation; ail of which will bo
loltl at wholesale or rutull, ou the uiunt liberal terms.
WM.U. OU ION. Agent,
140 Congress and 67 bt. Juliau-sts.
liLANKETHtnd Fl.ANNlil.S -1 ac prh i
I > of both these articles, and indeed oi every goods
into the production ol which wool goes, will rule nigh
this season, In anticipation of this, we are hupp' to
inform all our customers, and the public geuura.iy,
teat we had scoured a large Ktook ol summer-made
Uiankotc and Fluuucls, both domestic anU imported,
w hich wo cuu now offer at oi.d I’KiuRi.
Al. PltEN DERUABT A CO.
17b Broughton-nt., opposito bt. Aiidicw's Hall,
aug '27 West-hide.
Kcinpton Ac Vei-Miillc
^IlE now opuuiug u finely assorted .mil complete
JX
1
J^LUNlNGi FLUID
jouttdeutly invite their friends aud the public g<
ly to call aud examine for ttiuiusolves.
Dry CloodE, ClolliiiBKt Ac*
D AIIHAllAM & llHOTIIF.il dosiro to inform
• their frleuds uud the public that tlioy have re
moved from Bryan-struet to the corner of Barnard and
Congress-streets, vj>jtonite the SlarUt, whore they will
always keep ou haud, lor wholesale aud retail, a largo
mpply of Cluthiug and Dry Goods, Hats, Capa, Shoes
aud Boots, aud a large assortment ol Fancy articles,
with a full supply ol Trunks, Ao. Onus aug 9
,V«w Cioodo—Fail 'I’rmle, 1NAU.
D kWITT a .MoildAN, aro receiving by tin;
steamers weekly, their Fall and Wiutor Stock,
i» which they respucttully solio.t- attention.
Plaid, Urooadu and Figured hilks of the tuwoet stylos
I'iaiu nnd Figured Black do.
Plain French Mmiaelin do Lniues.
silk and Wool Plnids lor children's wear.
Freudi and Eng. printed Coshuieroi
Plain and Fluid Poplins, very rich.
"reach printed Cambrics,
luid Haw bilks.
>ark Calicoes.
Irish 1.incus.
inch aud Scotch Towels and Diapers, Ao.
upl Hi hero's Now Uukldlag, Cougrcss-st.
1 M. de Laines.
aug 12
L<U«Att.—Loin • Crushed uud Pnwduroil Bugur,
O also A. aud C. Clarified, landing and for salu by
aug 12 MlMd A FLUllANCE.
BUTTFU, OlIEUSE AND FLOUR,
*)j | KIHtH Mlfcln.J (iosliuii Butter
Ol/ 60 boxes selected Kugllsh Dairy Cheese
28 bbis. New Wheal, Diram Smith's Flour.
Received per steamer aud for sale by
sep 12
ton Drill
Flax aud Cotton-GvnnbilTi
Bleached Shirting
(0 inch Pillow -case Cotton
Bleached Hheetiue
HCHANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
for sale l>y
COHENS A 1IF,RTZ._
\trUAl.h OII,-llHdd,. Idnad.cd Full VVlu.lt
ff Oil: 10 Ibis. Winter do. Juct received aud lor
ale by JOHN B. MOOltE A CO.
~ '* Gibbons' Building.
Bleached Cotton Drill
.slate colored do
Marlboro' Stripoe A Plaids
Mariners' Stripes
V
Ol'Iil.ANi» 1.1 AIK.—500 bbis. itmtelnud
.ime, lauding from eobr. Ilallowell.and for eaL
sep 17J COHENS A llEltiZ.
hUlTll.VVKbTEUN H. ROAD STOUR
20*4 t,,,AR § 8 for m1b by
C. A. L. I. AM AH.
ROWJ.AND A CO.
CLAGUOHN A CUNNINGHAM
FfttfiSIl UllDUEIUED
I ^UUlTrt, Steaked lleef uutl Tongura*-.
. Constantly on baud by JOfiN DALY,
1 1UUORH-L14UORS-4 Mi pip
1 j J. J. Dupuy A Co.
2 pipes Brandy, Hignette.
6 do Holland Gin
10 qr casks bweet Malaga Wino
6 half do Port Wiue
6 do do Madeira Wine
lOu bbis E Phelps' Ulu
28 Wliitaker-at.
26 do N E Hum
26 do Dorn. Brandy.
Rug Id
a and for sale by
SWIFT A «'4I.
UEdAKS! HEUAUn: nhtau.t : i i —
tj 2*1,UUU Hiu Hondo, 1U.UU0 ConUnus, 26,1X0 l
emu, 6.IM0 Washiuglou, 6,UUU Gold Leal, 6.UUU i
6,'Du El Crerol Hogalia, 4,tkk) Georgia, 2,(Xk) Esmeralda,
lu lb. bvxoi; 3,UUU Augusta ; 6,UUU Panatela, 2,UUU Ca-
bunas, 2,UUU Lopes, 2.UJU M
luu hallboxu. No 1 i
6i> boxes Colgalo'e Pale do
6u do Candy
60 do Adamantine Candles
1U0 do Bvdcll'a do 6's and S’
4U do Colgate's Family Starch
, * u * **“ In store aud for sale by
BWltT A CO.
S UIaAii—HUisAU*—3U lihds pruno'PK augur
10 hhds Muscovado Sugar
100 bbis St Croix do
60 do Stuart's H do
20 do do crushed do
20 do do pow'd do
6 bbis Coffee do In store and forealobv
aug 16 SWIFT A CO.
TIN WARE !
A COMPLETE assortment of Plain and Jananic
w The second volume containing the Speeches
John C. Calhoun deJiveridin tho House ot Representa
tives ana the Senate of tho United States, edited by
Richard K. Cralle, received and for eale by
» S. 8. M
sep 14
S L’CiAIt— Now Orleans augur ul Prime and
Choice qualities, undinglabd for sale by
aag 29 MINIS A FlORANCE.
New Dry Good,
I, 7-8 A 4-4 Bro. Shirting Plain ool'd Muus. doLuiuo
C'll) illiirnlittl’N Olllce, {
Savannah, August 16, 1853. >
OTICE Is hereby given lu ull nuraons linving
Cattle, Horses or Mules in tho Pound, the hours
'delivery will bo from 6 to 7 o'clock, A. M., and from
to 6 o'clock, P. 31., until furthor notice,
aug 16 PHILIP M. HIJSSELL, City Marshal.
NOTICE.
1T ASTERS UK VESSELS arriving at this Port
|| between tho first of July and the lost day of
ctober inclusive, are hereby notified to appear at my
floe withiu 24 hours after such arrival, aud mnke a
•/>ori ia writing on Oath to thu Mayor of the City, "of
ic ago, name and occupation of every person who .hall
live been brought aB piiHsungor, in vucii ship or vohsoI
n her last voyage, upon pain of forfeiting for every
cgleot or omiMion to nivae aucii repute, tha .urn of
$76 lur every alien ncgleotcd to bo *o rope vied."
The said .Maxtora of Vvseola are farther iiotltiod, "if
any persou who may have been a passenger in any snc!i
ship or vessel, and not being a citizou of the United
shall bo sufferod to land from juch ship or ves-
any placo within tho dUtancc of tilty tulles
from the said City, with iutunt to proceed to the said
City, otherwise than in the said ship or vcnsel, the
Master or Commander thereof, .hall be liable to tbe
like penalty of $3*H) for every such person so suffered
' permitted to land.”
VWe-ZrftwjiaMtd, Dte. 29,1819.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Clerk of Council.
Savannah, July 1,1863. jy 2
PROCLAMATION.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, 1
Bavamnau, Muy 9, 1863 /
Where**, Council, at a i egular meeting, held on the
77th January, 1863, passed a resolution requiring mo to
io my proclamation "closing tho J!d Cemetery for
purpose of interment after the 1st of July next.
'hrrr/ure, 1 do licieby proclaim, that after tho First
_ of July uext, tho Did or Briok Cemetery will he
closed lor the purpose of Intel
_ > the public property, Ac., passed 2d Auguxt, 1839.
Sxc. 1. lie it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen
of tbe City ol Savannah und the hamlets thereof, In
Council assembled, aud it is hereby ordained by thu
authority of tbe same, that so much of section two of
tho Ordinance, entitled "an Ordinance to preserve thu
public property. Ac.," passed 2d August, 1839, aa now
reads, “or ol hitching a horse to any true planted as
aforesaid," be altered and amended so as to roud as
follows: "or of hitching any annual to uny trues,
nited as aforesaid, or to any part ot the fonces, rail-
■;m, gates or euolosuros of tho public squares, places,
buildings,or to any uuu of thu pukiio pumps, or
lamp posts."
Sec. 2. Be it furthor ordained by the authority afore
said, that tho following words be adued to the said
amend second noctiou of said Ordinance of 2d August,
I MU: "and provided also that it shall be the duty of
Marshal, City Constable, or either police officer,
discovering any anitual, hitched axhcreiubofore prohibi
ted, not ouly to hie uu information against the owner,
ridur, or driver of such animal, hut to take tho animal
itself and impuuud it until thu payment of all tines ami
•sts whloh muy fall upon the otleudor, us well ns the
(peiisch of impounding, or until good and sufficient
curity shn l bo given tor thu payment of such liuus,
istsaud oxrcnses.
t further ordained by the authority oforc-
BRO. 3. B<
said, that all ordNlai
agaiust Bit. ordinance, be and the
hereby-repealed. Passed iu Council, Bavaunali, July
s and parte of ordius
li.8. |
R. WAYNE, Mayor,
Attest: Edw. G. Wilson, Clerk of Council.
I Ordinance lu Ol
ry Districts, to provldu
, . Fhyniuian for each of
said diHtnuts, and to declare thu dntics aud fix tho
puusatiun of each Dispensary Physician.
See. 1. Uu it ordained by the Mayor und Aldermen of
thu city of bavamiali auu humlclx thereof in Council
assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority
of tho same, That from aud after the passage ot this or
dinance, thu city be, and it is horeby divided iutolo'
Dispensary Districts, the first to embrace all that part
on the south by South Uroud-ilroot and William-struct,
.ud on tho wustJiy the corporate limits ; the second to
uibraco all that part of tho city bounded on the north
limits,and ou the west by Joffursou-struet, continued t
limits, and on tho w est by I
fourth to embrace all that
the north by South Uroad-i
part of the
the corporate lluiito, <
limits, on tho
the south by tho corporate i ,
Jtillursou-siruutcontiuuad to the cori>"ruto i
rtuo. 2. Bo it furthor ordaiuud by the authority afore
said, That there tiliall bo elected at tho first regular
inuoting of Council alter thu passage of this ordiuuuco,
aud annually thereafter ou the first rcgulur meeting iu
July, a Dispensary Physician f<
GROCERIES^ jko,
NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORK.
No. U Whltiil.fr Street.
TIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully ahnown-
,-jm to tho citUens of Savannah, and of tho in-
Jterlor of tht« State, that ho haa now opened
•and will keep continually In atere, a large
assortment of the bestanalitieaof the voriooa kinds of
Wines nnd Liquors,
both foreign and domestic, invoiced from the beat
sources, and to his stock of which, at present on hand,
he invites attention. Having had oxtenalve experience
in France xx a manufacturer, and in Amerloaaa irni.oY-
ter and dealer, his acquaintance w ith the trade suable*
l ~\m to offer aaaurano: that the artiolaa which ore enn-
vrated below are each genuine.
ArtlcleN of Direct Iinportntlon.
Fronch Brandiot. of various brands; Holland Gin
Rootch, Irish and Alonnngaht’la Whisky; Old Batavia
Arrack; Jamaica and Ht. Croix Rum.
Wines*
Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hock, Clar-
t,Sauterneand Burgundy Wines.
Cordinl*.
In Cases, Caraooa, Maraschino, Ratafia, Blavalts,
Klrschsnwassor, Absinth, Ao., Ae*
Ale und Fortcr.
London Brown Stoat and Edinburgh Ale.
Also Agent for Domestic Liquors.
aag 6 ly R. MAYER.
EDWARD O’BVHNE’N
BRUCKKY AND MtlL'OU STORE,
Taylor*. Bulldtn., Mnrket VVb.rfj
SAVANNAH, GIUIIOIA.
|E. O'B. keeps conttently in store
'large stock of Groceries, Liauor
Crockery-Ware, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing.
33 chesu Black Tea.
36 bags of Coffee.
40 boxes Ground Coffee.
40 barrels Crushed, Yell»w, and White Sugars.
7U boxes Family, Palo, nnd No. 1 Boap.f
4 pines Holland Gin.
6 balf-nipMs Coiroao Urnndy.
15 barrels Fourth Proof Domestio Oram!/.’
40 do. Phelps's Gin.
36 do. Hum.
10 hhds.
15 barrols Pert, Malaga, and Madeira Wins*.
75 iosen Teapots, assutlcd qualities.
CTjlU crates asiorted Crookery-Ware. ly o
J. ROUSSEAU,
Corner Dull uud Buy Streets.
Importer nml Dealer In
VViues, Liquors and Cigars,
THE siitscribnr hn» nuw on hum! a fiua
and well selected steck of Wines, Liquors
and Segarx, comprising the following :
une mitt of the choicest RESERVE MADEIRA
WINE, vintage 1841.
One Pipe choice OLD LONDON PARTICULAR.
Uno Pipe of the first quality and choicest ULD *' RE
SERVE,' vintage 184U.
One Pipe of the choicest and most delicately flavored
OLD PALHEriNHO, vintage 183U.
Uno Pipe of tho choicest and exceedingly ruro OLD
SERCIAL, viutage 182U.
Uno half Pipe of tho richest and most highly flavored
SOUTH BIDE OKAPE JUICE.
Two Pipes Old Loudon Market.
Eight quarter casks OLD ARAUJO, vintage 1830.
Also a lot of tho OLD RESERVE, of an oldua im
portation, in Boxes and Demijohns.
Two halt pipes choice OLD PORT WINE.
" " •• " SHERRY *•
Twelve half pipes choice OLD COGNAC, of various
brands, vis: Hunnossy,London Dock, Jean Louis l'inot,
Castillun, Guimard, Basoruo, Saiignao, and Otard,
Dupuy A Co.
One puncheon of OT.D SCOTCH WHISKY
sorted Cordials, Brandy Fn
. 0 choice Havana Cigars, of various brands, and
full steck of FANCY OROCERIE8. * ' "
prime Rio, 75 do Jamaica, 60 do Java.
SUGAR.—10hhds Porte Rico iu do 8t. Croix, 5 do N.
Orleans, 1U0 bills Crashed, Powdered and Clarified.
MOLASSES.- 23 IiIhIn Cuba, /6 bbis N. Orleans.
FEOUlt.—160 bbis Baltimore, 76do Caual, 60do Hi
ram Smith's.
BACON.—16 canks Philadelphiallams, 600Baltimore
Bagged, 30 hhds Sides, 20 do Shoulders.
400 doteu Brooms, painted handles.
20U do painted Buckets.
SOAP, CANDLES AND BTARCII.--50 boxes No. 1
aud family Soap, 60 de Palo do. 76 do Adamautine Can
dles, 20do Sncrir 26 do Star, 160 do Patent Mould do,
40 whole am! half boxes Starch.
TOBACCO.—360 packages various brands aud quali
ties.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.—76 bids Phelps' Uiu, 60 do
N. E. Rum, 76 do Rectified Whisky, 30 do Extra Old
Mononguliuln d<
NOTICES,
* >
N OTICE—The subscribers have remuved their
Sti ck of Goods, to tbs (tors rsosntly occupied by
uatnusl Solomons, JEoq.^No. 901 Boy-street, where they
tMUNhim J fM
sep 10
9 see their Triends and custsmors.
CRANE A HODCIERR.
; OTIC If.-— Mr. H. 1>. W. Aloxondor is iny I «•
LI gaily authorized Agent for the transactioiraud
Toeing up of my troilnoss.
aug 1
J. C. THORNTON.
JST
Co.
leretorors, under the name ana style of J. Roberta A
r 19
NOTICE.
1 5ACTOKH, Morclinntuftad Olhcrs,
1 siring to hovo tliuir Cotton rep* eked, c
—.... * —- -—as, —*
tf
applying at my pross, Eastern Wharves.
V. A. L. LAMAR.
E
NOTICE.
O Colored Person will hereafter bo allowed to
travel on auy of the Boats running between Flor-
r Charleston and this Place, nnless accompanied by
their master or owner, or having a special ticket to be
retained by the Captain of the steamer, and to be en
dorsed if required by seine know n
Parties interested will please toko
will be strictly enforce^
CI.AQIIORN a CUNNINGHAM,
b. M.LAFFITEAU.
Agents tor Florida Runts.
UHOOKH A BARDEN.
Proprietor bav. and Charlcxtou Lino.
X“.
1B8ULUT1UN.-Thn co-|iartmu*liip here-
and style of
w _ dved by mutu
al consent. Tbe nxmo of the firm can be used b.v eillior
party in liquidation of any debts due thorn.
Auvamiu/i, May 24,1863. E. F K1NCIILEY,
E. LOCKETT,
A. THOMAS.
VT OTICE.—Tho undersigned will contiuuo tlio
1 q business at the Old Stand, under the iiamo of
kinclilcy A Thomas. E. F. K1NCI1LEY,
may iu. il A. THOMAS.
( Ol'AKTNKUrtI11P NOT1CE.
r | IIK iiiidersiunod liuvti this day axxocinti-d tin
ten A Verstllls. lot
Go*ds business. Uaviug taken the stand In Waring
Rango, No. 72 8t. Juliau and 1U7 Urynn-xts., noxt door
to Messrs. F. Zoghaum A Co.'s Music store, they will, in
a few days, bo prepared to offer to their friends and the
public, a handsome aud well selected assortment of
Spring Uooqb. EDWARD S. KEMPTON.
HENRY W. VER8TILLE.
fob 19
Savannah, Feb. 17.1862.
COPAttTNEUEiilP.
S lllEumlersigiind havo lorniod n copnrUidrship.
taking effect from thu first day of January last, un-
• the firm of JOHN B. MOORE A CO, for the transac
tion of a general wholesale A retailorug. Paint aud Oil
business. They may be lound at the olu stand of Moors
A Ilondricksou, Gibbons Buildings,
marl JOHN B. MOORE,
DANIEL 11. MOORE,
JOHN E. BTILWELL.
stock
. sky A r
auiuul Palmer A bon, nnd solicit, iu their behalf, _
uoutinuaneu ol tho liberal patronage hitherto extended
My books, uotes, aud accounts, as well as those of
McCSexky k Norton, are in the bauds of Mr. George B.
>/el*h (with Messrs. Palmer A bon) who ia my author
ised agent, ard w ill attend to the settlement ol all the
unfinished lusiucss, and who alone is authorised to re-
' *' ** JOHN II. NORTON.
_ uhosod from Mr. JOHN R. NORTON his
stock of Hardware, will continue the businosn at Uiu
same stove under the stylo aud linn of Bamuol Palmer
“ SAMUEL PALMER,
9SB9
. PATENT MEDICINES, fco.
PATENT MEDicnraa^r
Savannah, August 1, 1863.
8. B. PALMER.
Badway’. Beady Belief,
Badway’a Ecnovating Bcoalvcnt,
Badway’. Beady Regulator!,'.
3 MHK uno of which will in nil cunrs instantly atop
| pain, qulokly cure disease and always provout
okness.**
No Pain, or Sickness, or Dlseaso, or Unhealthy Slat-
tor will remain in or affect the system while it is under
the influence of
E. R. R. RE MED I E S.
Kadwuy’s Heady Heller,
Internally nnd Externally.
EXTERNAL PAINS.—The moment It is applied ex
ternally it steps all pain. It cures Rheumatism, Lum
bago, Gout, Puralyxls, Hick llunduchc, Nenrulgia, Tic
Doloro<jx, Spi’Aiua and Htrains, Distorted Litnhs, Pain
ful Swellings, Cramps and Spasms, in a few hours.
INTERNAL 1*A1N8.—A fow drop* of Radway'i
Ready Relief, taken internally, w ill stop tho must dis
tressing pains of Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Dyseutory,
and instantly soothe, arrextaud allay tho must violent
eramps, spasms and '** —
R. R. RELIEF.—
stops pain, arrests disease and removes its
RHEUMATISM.—An aged gentleman was troubled
with Rheumatism for six years. Sometimes his feel
would swell to tlirco times their natural size; he ruf-
feredtho roost excruciating pains, llo was roliuved
iroui pain iu Five Minutes after using R. R. Relief.-
Ho has uotheou troubled since.
R. R. RESOLVENT.—MercurialRhwmatim.—A
gentleman residing uext door to our office, bus boon
afflicted with Mercurial Rheumatism for a number ol
yvuiB. XIc was rwv«*d bv taking lfadway's Renovating
Resolvent internally, and bathing externally witu RadJ
way's Ready Relief.
B. B. B. NO.2.
Radway’s Keuovatiug Resolvent
Quickly cures Scrofula and all chronio and syphilitio
oomplaints, consumption, bad coughs, wasting away of
the body, and all diucssusof the lungs.
It rexolvos nway nil diseased deposits,
It purifius thu bloud and other fluids,
It ruuovatus the system.
R. R. RESOLVENT.—Nineteen Fever Borosonred by
Radway‘a Renovating Resolvent. A gentleman who had
taken great qunntitivi of Mercury, w ho became salivat
ed, aud whose tody was a luasaof putrid flesh, was en
tirely cured by tho use of Radway's Renovating Resol
vent. The first week ne had taken the Resolvent, a
piece of solid matter like the rind of choeso, one eighth
of an inch thick and six inches in lun^li, w us discharg
ed from a largo sore on his leg. From that day he grew
using tho R. R. Remedies, every sore was healed, his
flush was sound and pure, neither Mutch or -disfiguro-
visiblu to annoy tho sight or mar tho appear-
B.B. B. NO. 3. .
ItAinV.lV'S ltEUULATOKS
A mild, pleasant and effectual purgative, superior to
all pills or powders for regulating thu bowols.
All persons who are inclined to coativeness aro horo
informed that one or two of Radway’s Regulators will
pleasantly aud agroeubly empty tho bowels twico iu
twenty-four hours.
Radwat's Rkno\
chronic, scrofulous, .... , .
diseases, diseased deposits, uudes, swellings,
ulcers, fever sores, consumption, bronchitis, all disoasos
that havo boon in tho system for llvo, ten, or twenty
MT(. It. OFFICE, 1U1 Fuhoi).nt.,N.Y.
Ma~ Sold by Druggistsovery where.
apr 13 MWFlr.
NICES.—6»)UU Bhades, with fixtures complete,
iwuof Woodford's fine Uilt Cornices; 2UUU fine Lugllsh
Curtain Bands; Curtain 1'ius; Worsted Cord, in varie-
gutud colors; large Worsted Tassels to match; Cord
and Tassels for Pictures; Pavilion Rings and Rosetta
just ruoeived and for nulo by
I. W. MORRELL A CO.
WINES.—20 quarter casks puro Malaga, 8 do choice
Madeira, roeeived nnd lor sale by
jy 15
MCMAHON A DOYLE.
FlMK’HAlETAUiU; B' lUAK CAHUM*
This valuablearticlit Isjustrocoivetl and for sale by
1. W. MORRELL A CO.,
•apt 3 ly Soleageiils in this City Tor the Inventor
min
whose duty it shall
Iff
uruisli the destitute sick
district with uuccdiiury juudi-
r by c
I)o do Marcellino do
Plain Black Silk
liiack Watered Silk
Do louia Satin
PlutJ Raw Silk
Rtoh DresN Silk
3-4 Wool Plaids
Fancy Plaid Velvet
Jaregcdo Lvine.
Duui. and Imp'd Ginghau.
Tho above, together w itli every article usually in host
assorted Dry Goods Stocks,iu store aud for sale b;*
sep 2U
a ROCHE A BOW
Ke.
TKl.ll.tll.N44M.
301.OH HI) SILK AM) 1.1 A HN IIKA1D,
Trimoi.ug Braid, Colored Silk Linen aud Gilt
Buttons for Cluldreu Clothes, also fancy open worked
t
KEMPTON A VERSTILL'S.
their uthceson every Monday aud Thursday, between
tuo hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. aud 1 o'clock I*. M., for
consultation with out-door patient*, to keep always a
couiputuut supply of vauciue matter for vacillating tho
poor and to furnish physicians, tho latter to pay a rea
sonable and proper price therefor.
Sue. 3. Bo it further ordained by tho authority aforo-
S"id, That tuo said Dispensary Physloiaus shall be con
sidered, held and taken as officers of the city, and shall
be liable to tho same penalties for non-performance or
negluctof any of their official duties as are uow pro
scribed in case of other city officers.
Sec. 4. Bo it further ordained by tho authority afori
•aid, That such Dixpeu*ary Physician before untorin
ou tho duties of his office snail take the oath prescribe
for oily officers, and execute a bond with two securilii
tnlhopcual sum of one thousand dollars, conditional
for the faithful performance of tho duties of his office.
Each Dispensary Physician shall receive in full ooi
pousatioii for medicines and services, a salary of 600
dollars per anuuiu, payable monthly.
See. 6. Bo it further ordained by the authority afore
said, That all ordinances aud parts of ordinances taili
ng ngaiust this ordinance be, hud the same are horn-
repealed. Passed in Council, Savnnuah, 11 July 1863.
If., a.) R. WAYNE, Mayor.
ttuHt. Euwahd 0. W11.SON, Clerk of Council.
jy ifi
^TAPLKANl) FANCY DRY IJ04JUH.--
ij Irish Liiieus, l.iucn and Coltou Hheutluga, Bleach
ed aud Brown Shirtings, Pillow Case Linens and Cot
as, Huckabacks, Bunich Diaper, Loug l.uwus, Bird's
ye Diaper, 7, 8, 9, lUaud 12 4, Linen Tahlo Damasks,
Damask Napkins, Dowlas, Linen Towels, Gauze Flan
nels, Musquito Lace nnd Nulling, Furniture Fringe,
Ladies', Gout's aud Children's Hosiery, Ladies'Dress
ioods, new aud haudsoiue, F.mbroidiriis, Laces, ltib-
Kins, ote., for sale at the low sit market prices, by
may 6 DkWITT A MORGAN.
E .UIIKOHIKKIKW.—|'i. nr'it V .11,. Work
Pointed Under Sleeves: Do dodo black and White
UnUor Sleeves: Do do do Pointed Collars; Do do do
Uuder llnndkts; Do dodo Linen Cambric Hnndkfs:
Do Muslin and Swiss bauds; Do do do Edging* ami
lusu..'.ngs; Embroidered Swiss Evening Dresses. Just
ruoeived by W. C. WADS WORTH,
aug lu 116 Coogreas-st., opposite Pulaski House
J 'l.OL'K—KLOU It.—V5UU bbis. Ball. Floi
1; 26 do Hiram Smith's do. Landing and for i
aug 16
W1FT A*CO. 7
DENNIS’ LKOK1.IA >AKHAI'AKILLA.
•)| | DuZ. Georgia dnrsapuriilu, m »turo uud lur
4V f sale by JAS. H. CARPER A CO.
aug 18 Druggists, opposite St. Andrew's Hull.
B l'TTJiK ami t:!IKK>K. -2.. fir kill* Uosli
eu und Westeru Butter; 6U boxes Cheese, received
pur steamer aud lor sale by
•ug s McMahon a doyle.
(!AUIIAGKS.
. Bull and Cuugresa-ftts.,
Just received an assortment of Embroidered Blk.
i Blk. und laney colored Cravats aud Tics, of late
“ ' ' ‘1 three ply Shirt Collars,
WM. 11.
B AGGING.-IDO bales heavy Gunny Bagging,
in store and for sale by
sap 16 31IMS A FLORANCE.
, Geneasee, 30 do Uiraiu
duiith's, 2U0 sacks Sait, for sale by
*«p 12 McMAUON A DOYLE.
i lDIK. l'LAhTlvIt LATHS—200
J Lime ; 60 bbis. Plaster : 100,000 Laths. For sale
arrive per brig Tiberius from Doiton, by
acp 22 OGDEN A-BUNKER.
« I1ATUE.11AT1CAI. INM'itUildi.NTB.
N CAHE6—A new supply just received, souio of
them very compute and of extra fiuish; also Took-
• * Oampaases, by
j«p 22 JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
I»Al.TI:U01tK Fi.OLlt—luu bbU.lUiumuTc
11 Flour, new wheat, landing from sc hr I. Cohen
Herts, and far sale by
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
711 AKKUKL.8AL.HON & COUFlsil-
IV1 3M kilts Mackerel. 36 kills Salmon, and 3 qalu-
taisCodfllA, sUU frash and la store.
’ as t snimtnuu
(J ~Uwtd£lj ~MlKlg.l-L6UA.NCE
UllUAit FKAK*—For f.mily »», of .lie uul
O *1*41117, roeeived par steamship and for exit by
E KIKIVKI) per Stuamor, a supply of Luiiiu*’
and Missus Ties, Buskins and ht .ppers, and for
mu* by W. UE1DT,
sep 20 GibUns* Range.
... _ casks Bacon Side*; 20 d«. blmuldt rs—uir tight-'
received per steamer btaW or Ueorgia. aud for sale by
;sep 26 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
T tACblll 5B hhd*. Prime Hacwi bidos^
I J raptfff trots steBJUiur Him V« vf G^.rgia, and fur
gsJo by lane 22.1 SWIFT 4 CD.
■tore and for sale by
"P >y MINIS A FLORANCE. * c : "just rcoeivud by
C N UAiHi'AtiiNU.—Ikiucbu, and Pnclps A- Co’# ^
/ Champagne, iu ators and lur sale by
ssp 19 mi
U OKl>lAL8.—10doxeu
MIMS A FLORANCE.
_ 16 do. assorted ; 10 do. American, just receive
and for sale lew by UYLAND * O'NEILL,
•opt M under Marshall Huuso.
Bacon Shoulders, lauding from steamer Florida,
G KAIN.—3600 bushels Prime Hulinnuro t
366 bushels of heavy Oats. Just landed aud for
amt by [aug 23)DAVID It. DILLON
£
arvest from New York, for sale At
ALEXANDERS.
sep 16 Cor. Roll and Cengress-sts., Alouument-i
UKKNOH ZINC? FAINT—Juvi roeeived a
X? froth supply of the abuve arude. For sols in
i to suit purchasers^
f B. MOORE A CO.
|.>LOIJU uud LAItH.—800 bbis. Baltimore
anu Georgia Flour; 26 bbis. choice Mol Lard.
ssp *6 For solo by MCMAHON A DOYLE,
f ^OFFKE, dee.—330 tacks klo Colic* ; 160d
bt. Domingo do.; 76 mat* Java do.; 100 packages
lcA » T ^f io,ub £. , ‘ nd, l ^ *nd tierces Tablo Salt.
—P A) lor sale by MoMAliON « DOYLE.
E i-M® ^^ NCI1 SK1UN08, NnadUh
worked Collar*, new styUs; Thread Laos do
» Chsmisstu, Gold Ribbons, and othe“ne w
just ractiTsd and for eale by e w
sep 10 DkWITT 4 MORGAN.
SAVANNAH BAUBEli SHOP
AND
BATHING SALOON.
rpiIE tsubscribcr would ro»|iecilully annnunco
to tho oitisena of Savannah, and of Goorgia, Ala
bama, Florida, South Carolina, that this long and well
known establishment is opou for the reooption of 1»»
friends. Ho iiHniires them that nothing will bo left un
done on his part tououtiuuo it a convenient nndootufor*
tablo Barber Shop. His pricor will bn as reasonable ai
in any similar establishment In Now York.
Hair Cutting, iu neat aud fashionable stylo..... $0 20
Single^Shave *“
Shampooing
Shaving six and seven times a wuek
Shaving tive times a week
Shaving three or four times a week
Tickets for Children's Hair Cutting, 8 for
llot and Cold Baths -
Parents aro respectfully unformed that every
and pains will bo taken with their children when sent
to tho Saloon to bo waited upon. He will also kuep foi
sale a variety of Fnuoy Uouds, such as Uentlomon'i
Cravats, Stocks, all kinds of Gloves, Dress Shirts, Me
rino and Cotton Undorahirts aud Drawers. Pooket
Hdkfs., Collars, Books, and other articles of Gentle
men's wear; also-llair, Tooth, Hat, Nail, Flesh
Clotlios and Shoe Brushes; Soaps, Oils, Colognes, aa<
a great variety of other articles.
linlm of Hnvannnh.
This beautiful preparation is manufactured by him
self for oleausiug and darkening the lloir; thousands
who have received tho benefit of cloansing of dandruff,
improviug and durkoiiing the Hair, are willing *
tiuns, Hides, hardware, Ac.
rplIK 8UHSCKIIIKK l>«K« lenvn to infurm hi.
1 friends and the public generally, thtt ho has pur
chased tho outire stock of Mr. JOHN CARRUTHEIiS,
176 Conxress-st., and that he will sell GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, Ac., at very lowprioes, foi
— j I-i r -vi
ric—
J. T. JONES.
Siivaumilt illFclicul College*
SESSION 1853—'64.
rT4!E COURSE UK LECTURES IN THIS
I Institution will coiuuieuco on thu First Monday in
November and continue four mouths,
it. D. ARNOLD, M.D., Prof, of Institutes and I’rao-
tioe of Medicine.
J. G. HOWARD, 31. I)., Prof. Anatomy.
W. G. BULLOCH, 61. D., Prof. Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery.
P. M. KOLLOCK. M. P., Prof. Obstctricssnd Diseases
<>f Women and Children.
C. W. WEST. M. D., Prof. Medical Chomistry.
K. II. MARTIN, M. D., Prof. Physiology.
II. L. BYRD, M.D., Prof Materia Medicsr.nd Thera
peutics.
J. B. READ, M. !>., Prof. Pathological Anatomy and
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
FEES.—For the full course, $lU5; JfiifrtVuhifton
Ticket, $3; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $10; Gradilu
tion, Requisites for Graduation, tho same as iu
other ModloalColleges. C. W. WEST, M. 1).,
apr 22 tIN Dean of the Faculty.
04* Tho following newspapers w ill pleaseoopy tho
above till l*t November, and send bills to this Office
South Caroliniun, Columbia, (tri-weekly)
Courier, Charleston, "
Comtitattonalut, Augusta, Geo., (weekly)
Hteorxier, Milledgcvillv, "
Patriot, Albany, Geo., "
i’loritliun, Tallahassco, Fla., 4
A’lcertt-'cr, Montgomery, Ala., “
Advocate, Huntsville, Ala., 44
Gazette, Chattanooga, Ala., 44
JVeio*, Jacksonville, Fla.. 44
OURNING 1*001)8.—Black H unlmzines,
31. Delaines, blaok Norwich Cloths, do.
Mourning Silks, Calicos, Black Crapes.
Dewitt a Morgan.
DUIILM ANI# ilIKDICINUH.
fftHE suhscribois, wholosnlo nml Rotuil OriiLyls
X would respectfully oall tho attention of purcnasi
to their woll-st*iooted stock of the abovo mentioned i
tides, which they offer for solo at the lowest possible
prices; also,
PAINTS, GLAB8, Ac.;
Union White Lead, Linseed Oil, Dry aud Ground Colors,
Varnishes, Glues, Putty aud Paiut Brushes;
MACHINERY OIL,
Of all kinds, vis: Sperm, Lard, Rap-esoed and PatoutOil;
GROCERS' ARTICLES:
WhaloOil.Rpioes, Mubtard.Saleratue, Matches,Ao.;
I.ANDRETll'8 GARDEN HEEDS;
Also, Modiciuo Chests, Surgical Instruments, and
Glassware, together with a great variety of artioles foi
family use, constating of Uolatino, Flavoring Extracts.
Starch, Ac., with an elegaut assortment of tine French
and English Hair and Tooth Brushes, Toilet Combs,
Lubin's Perfumes, Colognes, aud Hair Preparationo-
all of which arc warranted to be of the best quality,
mar 10 JOHN B. MOURE A CO.
L inks mukktinijs, damask*
Ao.—Received per steamer Florida:
1U-4 to 12-4 Uurusly Slioetiugs
Brow u Linen Damasks aud Diapers
Super Scotch Diapors
lo-1 and 11-4 Cotton Shoutings
Pillow CaseCottoua
Super bleached Long Cloths
English Furuitnro Prints, Ao.
For sale by
mar 16 HENRY LATIIROP A CO.
IJ N 1)1(1 KH.—
) 66 bbis ueticssou Flour
60 do Rutter, Sugar and Soda Crockets
20 do Cider Viuegar
6u do Stuart's Clattfiod Sugar
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON t CO.
iKLF-UlNlNU FLOUlt-JuM received
-tide for family use. Soiling
aug 24
BERLIN A NATHANS,
Uuder St. Andrews' Hall.
TOBACCO—TOIIALC’O.
| BOXES Grunt A Wiiliains' Tobuci
JU 2l» do Barksdale's Pound Lump
16 boxes Barksdalo’t Eights
do Five*
Geo Taylor's Eights
16 do
26 do
aug 16 In ston
aud for sale by SWIFT A CO.
upurior (luality; 6 this r _
Pork, Fulton Market Beef, Ac. Fur sale at
ALEXANDER'S, cor. Bull anu Cougress sts.
> Monuiuent-squai
(J Ueadell's Family Soap, 16 do do Caudles, 6 boxes
urior West India Gov. Coffee, lUbbls Uurker's su“
•iug Flour, iu packages of 26, l'J> a uud 6‘ 4 pouui
Also, a full supply ol truah Family Groceries, Liquoi
is, Ac. For sale low for c
i 16
1 by
by (ugg 4) JOHN M. COOPER A
1 1ST UKCEIVKD—Per
iiVeil and
aug 2* BCRAATON, JOHNSTON A CO.
DiuoTiiiNU i Eons
^ for Bale by
j EA
Xj au
COHENS A HERTZ.
OU.UUU from SU lbs. upwards at 7>» cents p
pound. F'or sale by
aug 36 KINCULEY A TH031AS.
T I KK I SII Friction TowelH.— J'lionu Tot
JL els, ns the name designutes, are of Turkish main
laoturu, and aro Intended uu a substitute for Lliu dot
hair beit, h
friction. Tuo muter
u admirably adapted to tlieir
tluotivu without buing hi
A. A- SOLOMONS At
ilebrated Juuui .... . ,
tion of tho uiateriHla for their Bods Watt
exclude all deleterious substances, admitting into it's
composition ouly ingredieut^of ascertained purity. *
CPISCOPAC I* U lid CATIONS.
J U8T R1CCEIVKD ; A vuricty ofllio publicniious
Of the Ne _ ______
.cts. Church Catechisms, Sabbath
heap and vaiuublu publiealio
Episcopal Society
Book Store of ’ S. B. &1BLEV
aug 16 No. 136 Congress-street.
1 .NulA Ut.UliKlt l.UMi OOBIIIS—Jui
the articles fur little misses, as they are not liable
to break like tho horn or shell combs. For salu by
aug 15 J. 1*. COLLINS.
water, either cold
oiling*, would do wen to
oall. Our work shall bo done iu u substantial
maunor and warranted to give satisfaction.
TANN LK’H OIL.
1 f i URLS, for solo by JNO B. MOORE & CO,
IU aug 4 Gibbons's Building.
LTAKPBKN* ftlAOAZINH.—The Beptem-
XX ter Number of Harpers'Magazine, an excellent
number, received and ter rale by S. 8. SIBLEY,
aug 31 No 135 Congress-strest.
|TnI) limb.-D00 bbis. Rockland
uding from schr Ann, and for sale by
COHENS A HERTZ.
1 jOdth.O
IV Liiue, laud
aug 23
56 bblsChoioo N.O. Syrup. For salo by
{ 18 WEBSTER 4 PALMES.
A i’I’LBS, I’KAKH, and other FRUIT.
Just received by steamor Florida, and fur sale by
au 24 J. DAILY, No. $8_WhUaksr-st.
G “" EOUIUA FLOCK.—100 bigs Ga. Floui
f ...
12S Whitakor-strost.
M ourn i ?
Black 31.
BcaS, 2d Mo
A bdominal slitoktkus-vsu
Horn's improved elastic Utcro Abdominal So|>-
porters for Prolapsus Uteri; aud the elastic Abdominal
Supporter, or Body Brace, for both soxes—lor weak
ness, debility, pain* ia the back, corpuleuny, Ao.
For tale by JOHN B. 6100RE A CO.
■op y Gibbons' Buildings.
fresh supply of Burning Fluid,
"sep 2 . JOHN H. MOORE A CO.
O NION*—200 bbis. Unions, lor talo lo arriv
per brig Tiberius from Boston, by
*«p 22 OGDEN A BUNKER.
OGDEN A BUNKER.
rushed.
Powder'd; also, A A C Retinea Sugar. I
and for salt by (sepC)MINIS A FLORA
26 bags Rio Coffee.
16 do. do. Java.
Fresh Coffee ground every day, for sale by
sept 14 HYLAND A O'NEILL.
TANNERH’ OIL.
| A BBLS. just received and for sale by
lUauJg J. B. MOORE A CO.. Gibbous * Uuilding.
and MliPrORTKKM.—A luree
1 assortment of various kinds, just received aud fur
alt by (ssp 15) JAS. H. CARTER AGO.
i 3RKHII BUTTER and CliEKSE-Juii
1 received and for tale by
UYLAND A O'NEILL,
itpt 14 Under Marsh til House.
kATH and CORN.—F"
A«».
66 buses do Cheese.
SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO.
[au24J JOHN DAILY, 28 V
S AL’hAGB CUTTER!*.
BERLIN A NATHANS.
25 Ibis, do Pork.
nip ao. Landing and for tale by
CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM.
( 1AMI1UIC DIMITY.—Just roeeived per
J steamor Florida, an assortment of Cambrioand
India Dimity* for Ladies’ Skirte, by
aug 16 W. C. WADSWORTH, 116 Congress-st.
O IL, tfec.—10 bbifh Bleached Whulo Oil; UK)
boxes ;*oap, Caudles and Starch; 76 boxes Soda
and Sugar biscuit; lliu boxes English Pipes. For sale
an, li _ McMAllON . UUVLK.
CKOKUIA FliOl'H.
r/p. UBI.S. Floieak Mill., lift.li (jrouuij, jail re-
• rtecived and for sale by
aug 27 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO.
D E NOKIKOA8 No. 1.-10,000 De Noriega
No. 1. sugars; juxtrcceivod and for sale by
1*. JACOIIS,
aug 31 at the sign of the Big Indian.
AIR UKUSIIEB stid
*orUncut just oroned by
Talmas, just rveeivod and far sale
DkWITT 4 MORGAN.
t > AL’I'I illUKK HALOIS, FLOOR AND
> LARD.
76 hhds Prime Bacon Sides.
15 do do do Shoulders.
46 bbis and rO kegs Leaf Lurd.
SOJ bbis How aril-direct Flour.
Received aud for sale by
aug 31 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO.
C l ANAL FLOUR.—Just received per ach
/ North State, 24 bbis. Superior Canal Flour. F
salo by |aug 19J HENRY K. WASHBURN, Agt.
IJLACULN-PEACHES—li
X Quiuoos, for Pri
LhL'ilLH.—l iui> of Ltrgu uud healthy Nw
j dish Leeches, tbit day received per steamer Fior-
z; lor sale by WAI. W. LINCOLN,
m 24 Monument-sq.
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
1 /OR HALE.—267 sacks prune w hile Corn, ju
? reo'dand for sale by [aug 6J WELLS A DURR.
olored Mattuloc Hats. All iu want
ioou, as they aro much in demand.
N. K. BAIINUMA CO.,
jy 27 Bronghton-st., opposite St. Andrew's Hall.
I,'RUSH CONGREisM WATER,—Direct
Xj from tho Springs and recently bottled—uow land-
iug and for sale Ly W. W. LINCOLN,
aug 16 Monument bquaro.
1 ,'UKNC11 PRINTED CAMIIKIC'H,
. modium aud dark oolors—very beautiful—j
Dewitt a Morgan.
No. 136 Congrees-street.
ORTK .UONAIS—A beautiful ussorimoui
of the latest improved pnttoras, for salo by
II J- E- DuFORD, Apotheoftriea' Hall.
1ULPHATE OUIN1NK.-IUU otuicrs tf
» photo Quinine, direct from tho manufactory. 1
J. E. DxFORD,
nved and for eale by
Aimthecariss’ Hall.
eNew York Hay,luud
BEORCIA SARSAPARILLA?
...... INqUAUT BOTTMls
ache, Utixtne:, Lou of AovtiJ™*'
lienor al DcbiMo, Conit^Uon '
i xUtcautt d by Cottieencu, ’
Fame ,n the Bone., or
Khtumatitm cauied
by the vie of
AT e rcury,
Scrofula, Cutaneav. Eruption.
lloih, Ulcer., bee. r,m Plo
q’HE .born (li.ua.oa ariio gonornllv from . ,
I tive state of tho l.trer, or .n Imrui.TS!.*® nile *
BTootl. Tin 8.r..p.rlll.*ll!b.fo“SS •..flf?."""
from th. feet that it .Umal.tM the I.iv..?: , ’ ,u 'r ,
“• « r -««r3s
.fi l £5SI? i lKLiSL3S ter “•
ties, without causing any irritation In
canal, or debilitating oflect.
Its healthy action on the Liver and Blood
the tendency of morbid Influences, and Is «»> ? rtT **k
guard agaiust disease. Those who aro aouu*u?
tho Southern Sarsaparilla will readily wll *»
this preparation has the natural BarsajEiu’! th “
w hich provos it to be a puro and unadult*r*u!i
The citisens of Savannah and vloinity »iu
this article has the hest effect upon !L ud lh »»
gives better satisfaction to those who us* •» !?“’ * B4
preparation of the kind in use. M u sty
Physicians have assuranoe from tbs nro«.i„4
it contains nothing but Sarsaparilla, with^f th ‘»
saccharine matter enough only topr«icrv* i, r 1 484
Price $1 per bettle, or 6 bottles for $5. ’
Bold In Savannah by James U. CartertndJ n w
A Co.; Midville, by J. Griffin; Bnndersvlii. » 00T *
Hi inos A Brother; .Wnyuoaboro', by L. 8wa»t. N \ W ’
druggists Reuerally.f °»Mti, an d by
Those ordoring this article from drugt|it« 0 r,
mission roerclants, should express in tlieir otder• >,,, '*
ty“ Ponni»’» Georgia Sartaparin^ ■>
Ploi'Uiuore’g ~
BITTER CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PUK1FIKK.
rw Price, One Dollar per JtotUe, JT\
'HIS invnlunblo proiiaraiion hutobtumedTli,
I ularity wherever iu»roduosd, unprecedsnua
the history of any other preparation brought beror*'• “
public. Tho multiplied thousands who bar, S '*
and havo realisod its marvellous effect* In reml.,.'
diteasus. ’“I
Rv-EwlabllNliiiiK Nature, nnd Uesiorln.
the Nervous system, *
>w herald it to the world os possessing tht nioit .nr-_
or medical virtues knowu in the Materia Medics'
Eminone Professors and Physicians cf the firstiuk!
iug in the medical profession use aud prescribe ft uVl
most effective
Alterntlvn nml Blood 1'uriflrr
on, hi.) 1„,
ooiopl.lou brought on bjr
. IniHyeetton, DrrpidStahqf tht Lira
lui/iutiue* of the Blood, now look upon thii Cordi«I
most Myth nous and Mayiml in its healing
ties nud rustoriug powers. r
Neuralgia,
General Debilityand
Norvous Affections, Dyspep
sia or Indigestion, Lon of Appetite,
Acidity of the Stomach, Nervous llcsd-
eacheor Flow of Blood to the Uead.Cuttive-
ness, or Irregularities of the Bowels, l'imiiy
Paius or Misory in the Side or Region of tti«
Heart, Flatulenoy or Depression of Btiriu.
Palpitutiou of tho Heart, Difficult Breutlung, biufc.
iug Sensations, Prostration of the Norvous Sjiuu
Liver Complaint,
ting from a disor
dered Liver or Sto
mach, such as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles, Fullncsi
gust for F'ood, Fullness or weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or F'luttor-
iug at the pit of the Stomach, Swimmiug
of the Head, Hurried aud Dilfioult
Breathing. Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suffocating
SciiHiitiouswhen lualying
posture, Dimness of
Vision, Dots or
Back, Chest, Limbs, ifc., Sudden flushes of Heat, Bu i
iny in the Flesh, Constant Imaijininy» of Beil and Grt
l)tvr*s»iun or Apirifr,cau be effectually cured by
DR. HOOFLANl/B
CEI.EHKATFll GERMAN BITTERS,
rUtl’lKKD BV
DR. C. Al. JACKSON,
AT THE GLUMAS MEDICIFE STOHJ6, 120 ARCH
STREET, MIL A HELD HI A.
Their nouerover the above diseases is not excelled, \f
equalled, by any other ]>re/,uration in the Un\
i the
htolfailvi.
Get, si
i, ufter skilful/thyeician*
of tbo Liver and lesser glands, exoruising tbs
scardiing power* in weakness aud affection* of th
geative organs, they are w ithal safe, certain aud pleaa-
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
I From the Boston Bee.]
Tho oditor said, Doc. 22d—
Dr. llonjiand's adebmhd German Hitters, for the
'Livor Comiilaiut, Jaundiuo,, Dyspepsia, Chron
Norvous Debility, is desorvodlv one of tho most popular
medicines of the day. Those Bitters have been ured by
thousands, and a frfend At our elbow says he hit* him
self received au effectual und permanent euro of Livor
Complaint from tho use of thu remedy. We are
•vinei'd that, in thu u«o of these Bitters, the patient
stantly gains strength aud vigor—a foot w orthy of great
nsideratioii. They are pleasant iu taste aud suiell,
id can be used by parson* with thu most delicate i
hs with safety, uuder uny circumstances. W
sj> >akiiig from oxpurionoe, and to tho alflioied veu
Scott's Woekly, ono of tho host literary papers pub
lulled, said, August26—
" Dr. Htiojlond'e German Bitters, manufactured by
Dr, Jackson, arc now recommended by some of the most
prominent members of tho faculty aa au nrtlole of roue'
efficacy iu cases of female weakness. As such is th
oumo, we would advise all mothoni to obtain a bottle, and
thu# save themselves much aickness. Persons of debil
itated constitutions will find these Bicters advantage
ous to their hualth, as wo kuow from cxpe'riunc
salutary effect they have upon weak systems.”
MORE EVIDENCE.
Tho l'hilsdoli hia baturdny Gazette, tho best family
newspaper published in the United Status. Theoditor
HOOFLAND'B UEllMAN DIl'TEHS.
"It is seldom that wo recommend whatarc termed Pa
tent Medicines, to tho confidence aud patronage of our
readers; anu, therefore, when w o recommend Dr. Hoof-
land's German Bitters, we wiHhittohedisiiuctly under
stood that we arc not speaking of tho nostrums of the
day, that are noised about for a brief period aud then
forgotten, after they have done tliuir guilty race of mis
chief, but of a mcuiulue loug established, univei
prized, and whiub hat met the hearty approval t
acuity itself.’ 1
Evfdcuco upon evidence haa been rccoivnd (lilt
foregoing) from all suctious of tho Union, tho Inst throe
years, nnd tho strongest testimony in its favor i,
there is moro of it used iu tho practico of thu regular
E hysioians of Philadelphia than all other nostrums ooiu-
ined, u fact that can easily bu established, and fully
proving that a scientific preparation will meet with
their quiet approval when presumed even in this
That this mtdicine will «uro Livor Complaint and
Dyspepsia no one can doubt, after lining it a* directed.
It acts specifically upon thestoiuachandliver; it pre
ferable to calomel in ull bilious diseases—the effect is
immediate. They can be administered to female i
fant with safety and reliable benefit ut any tiros.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This modiciuo ha* attained that high character which
is necessary for nil mudiciucs to attain to induce
terfuitors to put forth *pnrioup articles nt the risk
lives of thuHO w ho aro iunoccutly deceived.
Look tri ll tu the murks of the Genuine I
They hato thu written signature of C. 31. JACKSON
upou tho wrapper, and his name blown in tho bottle,
icit/iOUt which they are s/mriuus.
F< r sale Wholesale und Retail at tho
GERMAN M E D 1 C I N E S T O R E,
No. 120 Arch-street, one door below Sixth, Philadelphia
aud by respectable dealers generally through
the country.
PRICKS RMDUCICD.
To onablu all classes ofiuvalld* to enjoy tho advantage!
of their great restorative powers.
Single boUlca 75 cents.
Also for sale byj. A. LaROCUE, W.W. LINCOLN,
Druggists, Savannah, Ga.
Wholesale Agents, liaviland, llarr&ll 4 Co.,Cbarleo»
ton. 8. C.MWF"
Wf RAFFING P.
f f Wrapping 1’iipei
36 cases hlatchce, 16 erat
'APKR, Arc,.—156 mums
. large, middio size and iu: "
irates glass Flasks, quarts, pi
ts, received and for sale by
Mu MAHON 4 DOYLE.
C a it<t A liT AND NKKIHIA.II’M ME*
LODEON'S.—Thuso celebrated instruments in
every etylu, from 4>« to 6 oetaveu in compass, with
and two stops, suitable for Church or Parlor use, for
sale at Faetory prices, by thu Manufacturer's Aguut,
G. U. MITCHELL,
aug 26
Bnccessor to F. Zogl
i A Cr,
sale by [sep 17]
E. O'BYRNE.
CORN.
B ALTIMORE CORN, iu store and for sale in
lots to salt purchasers.
••P 10 OGDEN A BUNKER.
omducMOA
Habits, E.r/Wi
Cold, Chilly Sunsalious, or Numbness
Flesh or Limbs, DilUeult or Profuse r.*ioo-
turation, Night Sweats, Diseases of th*
Heart, or affection of the Lungs, Jana,
dice, Disease of the Kidnevs De
rangement or Prostrate Condi
tion of the Urgans of Na
ture, whioheause Pain
ful Irregularities,
especially with
* I’ViiiniCM.
Producing Dobllityand Prostration of the Narvoui^i.
tern. Pale or Sallow Complexion. Erysipeiti, au I til
Cutaneous Eruptions of the Skin, or Huinortof tbs
Blood—them, aud their kindred Couipluints, litre d:»-
tressed thousands. They may havo originated In a
7 simple and unsuspouted causes, butth«di»tu«
its cause mutt ho removed, if you Wtul4 etitr
Life, Health and Happiness.”
The tliousuuds who havo prooured and and M.fj-
ire's celebrated Bitter Cordial and Blood Further,n;
at” those diseases cannot ruinaiu long IntU Mai
after commencing its use.” It operates like t tlnra,
of ths (touch,
talify to tho blood, oirouiatos it freely throughout thi
“••“*“11, thereby neutralizing und romoviug impure 1*-
. >, renew s and strougtliuns the nervoui lyiun, re
stores the constitution in all it* strength aud vigbr.ui
imparts a glow of hoalth aud beauty of oomplcuca.
The evidence iu its behalf is overw helming, sudfrea
high sources, but it is know n that for two years tht stp-
ply has uot met the demand. This hundred* of
cau certify. They say " every bottle sold soils x dun
more;” while it now meets oxtensive tale wither*
than one thousand Drugguts, among whom sr« eu;
eminent physicians, who use aud prescribe it.
This is a Vegetable Spirit, pleasant to take, sod pr.
fectly safe to bo used in any state of health, eve&t) thi
~ lost delicate female or child.
Rbtf* Price $1 66 per bottle.
j§AT Sold by Druggists gonerslly. Wholeislr ml
Retail Druggists wiUbe supplied on application te tU
Pronrietors.
W. V. ALEXANDER A CO., Proprltton.
1 Barclay -street, (Aster House), New Ter
liaviland, Uarral A Rislcy.and Rushton, ClsrkiC*,
No. I Barolay-street, (Aster llouie), New YtrL
MMTilaud, Uarral A Risloy.s^ ' ” ~ *“ *■ *"
Wbolcsade Agents, New York
A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.,
and J. 11. CARTER.
apr 1 eodlawt-w Agent* in Savsnmh
ill on imom's
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,
A sure and safe remedial utftnt Jor Wit tuna
Item in alt its lunr.s.
f|'HE astonishing success which hus attend'd tto
X mediciun iu the treatment ol Rheumatic C.x-
plaints, cither inflammatory (ueute) or chroBlc.cf
hus secured thu sanction of many of tbe tint phjM-
otfucta, and c
Lions withou
of this one disease.
It is a touiu, strengthening to the system gcncnlli,
whilst it soothes the nerves, aud imparts a health} n-
tiou to the digestive organs, aud purifies the bled-
ThouHttiids have already found relief and pemutti
cure ; nnd in each aud every case where it hu
tested, it has invariably answered the parpcie, to a
having bucu known to fail.
s performances, and allow the latter ouly to t
tiouod iu its behalf. Testiinonialo of the kighoi.u*-
tttter are duily received from various sectioniMu
Union, corroborating these facts, and giving xdditm
aud undoubted oviduuce of the virtues of thu tnj
great and reliable remedy. .
For solo wholesale and retail by W. V. ALL.VD-
DER A CO., at their Central Offioe. No. I Ikin'.*,*
A’eio Fork, aud by A. 6ULOMON8 A CO. sti If
CARTER, Agti.ts, Savannah. eodlawtw
I 1RIJORH, &c.—5 nipns Holland Oil, “
X J bbis P nnd 11 Rye do; 6half pipes Utxrd DrttV
b do Dupay do ; 26 bbis Domestio do; 10 qr cb.m tog*
uno do ; 66 bbis White Whisky; 35 do oldMomnidi-
ia do; 1J do old Bourbon, 76 kegs Gun Powder, rtttitd
and for sale by __
aug 8 McMaIION A D6L*k.
l UIJlKNTHl L1OL0US.—166 bbl».
±J fied Whisky
66 bbis. E. Phelps’s Gin
66 do N. E. Hum
66 do Domestic Brandy
25 qr. casks Malaga Wine
For sale by (aug 18) WEBSTER
Ltlil’lL UL INI NR.—100 ounces of Mr"
o Sulph. Quilliuo, and a largo a*sortm«nt of
; received and for salo by
aug 3 Broughton->t., oppo
JAB II. CARTER k CO..
St. Andrew’s^
i ilCW lIA.fiP‘, biUOKLD DLEK. Ac *
Received per steamer Alabama,Ibbls.
superior Pig Hams ; 2 do. do. brooked Bestf; 6 fi*-«
Fulton market Beef; Pickled To*M**DAjf..l.^r.g 1
for sale fow for cash, st ALEXANDER P.
sept 13 cor. Hull and Cougr*«»*»“:» Moampen^j
J llBT KKCK1VKD uud In «»(•.» .“j
general supply of fresh family Grecerws, Wi <
wines, Liquors, all ot' which wilBEIt’ft
13
li
, Jellies,
CbenU*. W*
am iow J
GEU. ALEE AN PER.
pt 13 cor. Dull and Congrot*-*M-» 31ont^—
AiUtt, HAL ON uud lsARU-30 ejfjj
iiltlvM.P, Guteuti*, .tfnuces, Jel|»W
I Meats, Brandy P-aches and Cbcrrit
Prunes, Ao., which will be sold low forca*M
noval.)
_ choice Hams. 26 bill. Leaf Lard, WfjLsg.
... jqle by [sep fa) McMAHQN A DO}J*.
O ATfS.—Prifuo heavy Peiiniy'vuiiia^'f’ ^
salo by DAY 1D R. _W
.......
|N ItONU—lio ,|t. ciuki I'.lo 31(0,ry ““ j5c “
Flour, just received aud for sale hv
sept 14
UYLAND A'O NEILL,
under Marshall House.
onived and for salo by
J. P. COLLINS.
huirbbl*.,
'311NI8 4 FLORANCE.
brig VolftSOO, for sale by
i 10 ItltlC I
BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
C‘
16 pockets Mocha Coffoo, iu store for sale by
13 A11NI8 A FLORANCE.
cuived aud for aale by
un IQ U(<|
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
S lil-t UAIWINO Fl.OUM.ihnSr.Tirn^;
C T‘- “. ni1 * “V Mild, ol CnJ.moud
or Break font 1 owder. Just ruoeived and for aale at
BERUN A NATHANS
U^iL r . 1 2. ,OH . K tf^OL’K.—166 bbis Howard
±J btreot Flour, lauding and for sale by
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A
C IKftlKNT*—56 hblt HoiTinau’* ilydraulu Co-
/ mint, landing and for sale by
au « ii DRIQUaM, KELLY k CO.
' FlRlT GAS—Kcccivcd uud for *aio by
A OltANUKh, dsn.—By Uiu Flo-
rlda. 16 barrels Apples; 16 boxes Oranges and
Lemons; 1 lot of FYcsh Uams.
JOHN DAILY.
1 N8TRLDIBNT9*—Just received a flue aud
well scected stock of Surgical Instrument*. Lan
cets. Turnkeys, Tooth Forcepe, Ac.
sep 13 J. U. CARTER 4 CO.
n KORi.lA Fl.ouIt—266 barrels Etowah
\J Mills, fresh ground, just received direct from the
Mill, and for salo by
sep 19 WA8HDURN, WILDER 4 CO.
1)UTTER, LU
I ) received aud for
above artioles, by
LIIKEe4i£ and HA UD.—Jus
salo, a fine and fresh lot of tbo
M. J. SOLOMONS,
157 Broughton-st.
bushel Gumiy Bugs, fur sain by
MINIS 4 FLORANCE.
B Al.TI.HOKE FLOUR, Huron Lard.
206 bbis. superfine Howard StreetF’loar.
75 hhds. primo Baoon Sides.
90 do. do. do. Shoulders.
26 tierces choice Sugar Cured llama.
66 bbis. and 166 kegs prime Leaf Lard.
._ *» 1 * r sale by
HCHANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO.
for sale by (sep!5)
. CARTER 4 CO.
3IINI8 4 FIX)RANGE.
b yi FT YTbl.TiuiUraore t'logr. ilTno™ »»d fur
1 111. Lep 23] UltlGUAM. KDLLV . CO.
;»i, 6 Wm °’ f ‘‘ r ‘ ,1,by mmssnowSE
l )UU».-Criui. whilu Coru, in loUww"P"
V, P c i“” , ' r “ r,3l0> ’ ]r
t \ IjOTll INC juu pmir Haun,( huu, 1
/ patterns.
IU0 Suitta, very suitable for Negroes.
1,660 pair Shoes. . .
lloote astortod. For safo ^.jjvrNE-
sop 17
L iaiB—W lilnli. Limn lmidiu*
_ ,cp H Mltild * tLOWS^-
yy tM'-iMiiA joimiiw,
B UTTJJIl dk CUEKell£-a l " i,k ["‘';„4iU
Goshen Butter, 66 boxes Cheese, r
,nd (or ..i. by MoM a, 10 N I igiE
small bars. Also, i’owdcr Pulls and IM>** i
nais. Hucelvod by I sen 121 J* -r.
/ IAND!ED FLAK KOOT-A *«U#
VJ"r ru ”‘ * rl ”“‘ nl
L tUKWINll TOBAOCO-lfriUjrtl’!^
/ dish Tetaoco in tin foil; also, a “
InUcnn.
0 a ' bb ^rrnEf
P KRBTKAfllSHIF-au bo«»<
OBAHQA8, i,EM0»>
• A choice Miortmont^^Oorncd^c^gm*.
CHAMI’AUNB. .
l^Il Ty buknU nf IlelJ.ick in ru. £
SOON B1DBBAWW
.to'mor BUlTof Q«5«l»^»nd ( *”^ , t * , p(iTl*
*liTiTrER.XTiiiTAnd JJ*®® 51 '
o A KEGtf Primo Goslion Butter iu
&\J 26 bbis. Lard to arrivo.
66 kegs Lard do .
ill hhu. Prim. Bccon Sh.uld.r. do f „ al.'f
44 8 ^i”H Wk****