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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1853 llats ! Unis !! Hats !!! M J uit rec’tl. p»f Alabama, a largo lot ol Hint'd and unlrira'd Bnnnnla, Uftliralla* and, ^%.v.ry variety ot Fall >ad Wlatnibta, Capa la, V, o will 411 a bolter new .trio Silk Hal, (and of oar own maaufaotnro) at *3.00, than can be prodncod in ^w'aleowlih ItdUtlactly nnd.ralood, that wo make onr own and pat no other makers name in ths t.p,, ee^eoially thoe. that hay. been d.mootfor^ear.. Beebe's lints ut 81. !■ After this (late, wo shall sell Beebe’s fine flats Jl*"" “*H r K. HAHHUH * CO, Jriil 176 Brongkton-at., Oppmlto 8t. AndreWI Hall I&YOIJNU MEN’S HTVl.Ew. 4 . _be aocomoaated wUhYJIat for their use,—It differs from YOUNQ Meu made expressly for regular style in height, and is In every par ticular adapted to their wants, for sale at Oar- A lIKEBB’S LATEST HTYI.K.-JU.; received per atcamcr, Uocbo'e lateet etvle No. 1 Block Moleakin tut, joat introduced In New- York City, on last Saturday, 13th August. Call o lUrnutn and start with tho fustiiou. B N K. BARNUM A CO.. 176 Broughton-sl., Opposite St. Andrew s Hall. A NEW BA1.I, STYI.ES. luit received at bild.n'a, their Fall Style, of FRliMUiM KICK 1IAT8. To admire U only to eee lhem-lo call early at on, do IIKI.DKN A CO'8. 'shoes: shoes:: Fikll nudl Winter Trade. .nd.b. P ob,,o S me„ny x m,,ml.r i5 . oTs ko, Ilia stock has been selected by himself, with spoelal care aud particular rcferenco *“ *•*•*» “"•* t ' 1 ***- •ade, “ ***“ " that b«in l.,M t-uuaauwaaa.j «nvi. w no-1 the public, work of a superior qualitiraud hts customer* llty an 2*. ■army jerior article, iisfaotion. A purchasing. WM. 11KI1» r. tiitibour- Range, £ 005. Boote, and uatters, ot every variety, Gentle mV Roots. Shoes and Congress Uaiters; also. Misses ■Boy.', > cut'.', and Children • -> every kind, It connection with the above, lie has a largo stoex or NEGRO BBOWANS which can safely be recommended No effort Will be spared to — call is solicited from you^bofoi sept 34 To (he JPubliC) TIIK undersigned no longer ucts us Agent fur L. c henNETX k CO., for the purchase of Carriages. :, 1853. I. U. TIIOHNTON. sept 3D Wilmot’s Jewelry Store. ritUK SUVHCRIUSB has on liauii, and »• I eonstantly receiving from tho host »*><} “<>•* ifill manufacturers iu the country, Rich Dianond, llu- by. Pearl, and other Jewelry, aud sterling Bile hr Ware, suoh si Tabic, Dessert and Tea Spoons aud porks; 811- JerPUtos aud Waiters; Tea Sots; Castors; Cups nnd Bsuoors; Goblets; Tumblers; Pap BoaUs Soup and Saucs Ladles; Pto, Ice Cream, Cako aud Pish Knives, Hulid Silver Dessert, Pickle aud liutter Knives; Nap kin Rings: Salt Cellars and Frutt Knives; Silver Plated Spoons,Vorks and l.adloe; Cake Baskets; Castors; Walters- Snuffers aud Trays; Ivory Ualanoe-Uandte Knives and Sllfer Plated on Steel Table and Dossert **1nVil day Marble Mantle Clooks and ooramon Brass C Uold°snd^flv e r° Lo veV* and Leplne Watches; Fine Enamelled Hunting Watches; Cold and Silver Thim bles; Cold and Silver Spectacles; Gold and Silver Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Pino Rogorsa locket Cutlery; llasurs aud Uasor Strops; Card Cases lort M |*art’ouUr altenilou will ba «iven to repaiilni ol ^From hu'lon"oap.fltooo and eitonalvo faoilltlaa, he eoofldeutly beliuvua ba will aatlify.il who may favor him with their patronage. Uie pniie. ato aa low and al as at any detabliihmsnt in tho State. 8. WlLMOT. No. 1 Market-square. Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc. B1I0M 8 A VINO STORE. Great Hncrince AT MAAS 8c HEYMANN’8 CLOT 11IM* EMPOBIBM. wriAH Ar HEYMANN bo* to inform tholr M p.l"»V..4lb. iSkU, a.rally. In both th. .It, .nloonotry, that th.y ar. now prepared to ol.r ont of the largest and best selected** OLOTHIHO.jadaj'j ..TO" 4 al assortment of Oen Tltmtn'*FURN18 &ING GOODS and Fancy Notion*. er brought to this elty, snlUlls for Spring and Sum er wear, at prices nerer known or heard of in this country. In Blaex, Bine, Brown, t French and English Cloths. Basin*** nnd Ointlii Cuts, In erery variety of styles, and of different materials, snoh as Cloth, C&saiinure, Tweed, Cashmeret and man- nfactured In plain, clouded, striped and mixed patterns. Pantaloon*. In Black and faney Colored Cloth, Casaimere and Cas- siuet superfine Doeskin In rarious colors. Tests, Plain, White and Figured Batin and Silk—for wedding and party wear; Double and Single Breasted, in a va riety of materials; Plain Blaok and Fancy Batins,Doe skins, Cashmtrets, Ac. - Hosiery, Gents' Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Books, Gloves, Suspenders. Cravats, Silk and Satin Stocks, and Neck Ties of the latest Frnuch and Amsrican stylos in great variety. Uat*« Cnpn, Tranks, Uitrpcl Bng* niid Valine*. The peculiar facilities possessed by the FnbscriberWor importing their stock, will enable them to offer induce ments in their trade eoldoni mot with, and at tho same Urn, making UN|()N SAV | NG STORE Corner of C'ongroBs and Jefferson strocte—tho greatest ma1 ^aa , haVi"?mann“’ Corporation Notloes. Notice to Vessels. A I.!* Pilots mid Captains nf vnssols arriving . here from foreign port#, Infected with Small pox or other dlsoasqs of a contagions or malignant cha- raraetur.are required to bring their vessels to anchor at the Quarantine Ground, opposite Fort Jackson; “-vre to remain without communication with the City adjacent comities, until I am notified, and the vessol visited by mo. F. il. DEM LitK, M. D., 8avsrnah. May 31,1833. tf Uaalth Officer POUTICOK^. COLV.1INS, dkc. A N ORDINANCE, Hmenilatory of the various ./A. Ordinances of tho City of Savannah, passed in relation to Steps, Portiooos, Pavements, Trees, Ac. Sec. I. Bo it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah and the Hamlets thereof, I hat in lieu of Porticoes or Steps, it shall be lawful for the ow ner or owners of brick or stone houses, to erect co lumns thereto, not exceeding eighteen inches in diam eter, provided tho covering thereof is not less than ten foot high; and provided also, that said columns shall ho placed outside the curbstone and touching t e samo. Sec. 2. Us it further ordained, That all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances milluting against this Ordinance, be and the same arc hereby rcrealod.—Passed in Cuun- cll, I5tli March, 1849. .. i l. H.l IL WAYNE, Mayor. Attest, Ehward Q. Wilson. ntig I7 Clerk of ConnciL CIO MnrMliul’ft Ofllre, l Savannah, August 10, 1853. > N OTICE is hereby given to all persons having Cattle, Horses or Mules in the Pound, the hours lor dolivery will bo from 6 to 7 o’clock, A. M., and from 5 to 6 o’clock, P. M., until further notice, sug 16 PHILIP M. HUMS ELL, City Marshal. NOTION. ASTERS OF* VESSELS arriving at this Port bolwconthc first of July and tho last day of lusivc, aro hereby notified to appear at my .... ~ - —*- — 1 —l, nud make, a 1 tho City, M A Oe tube i Hoys nnd Youihn* Clothing. t to bo surpassed in tho variety of stylei I low price, f~ *“ * J j bo found at tho above i Ready Made Clothing for Spring nud Hummer. WM. R. SYMONS, Drnperami Tailor, 17 Wlillakor-nt. R espectfully solicits tho attention or his frionds and the public in gouoral, to his large Block of HEADY MADE CLOTHING, suitable for the proseat and coming season; it lias all been madu up under his personal aupcrintoudouco, aud for style aid durability of workmanship, is inferior to none to bo found iu the market. Thu following comprises a per il of the Stock: . .neks aud Sacks of Black, Illuo Cashmere Cloths, Black Drap Dote Frouka aud Sacks, Linon Duck Drill and Fancy Linen Frocks aud Sacks, India Grass Silk aud Brown Linen Sacks, Black aud Colored Alpaca Frocks and Sacks, Pants of Fanoy French Cussiinere, Black Doe Skin Casaiiunro, Blaok Drap Dole aud Bpriug Tweed Cussi- rnere, White Duok, Fancy Linen Drill, together with a large lot of Cotton Drill and Duck Pants, lor sorvauts Linens. Also, a large Stockof furniahiug Goods, such as Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, Collars, .Merino aud Cotton lJudor Shirts, Strlpo Silk and Cotton Socks ill as, etc., etc. The whole terms as liberal) and Silk and Glugham limbrol of which ho offors for sale ou accon at prioes as cheap as the cheapest New Wutcli, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY HTOltK, BROUGHTON-STREET, No. 148. M R. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Chro nometers, Clocks,Town Clooks, Watches. Ac. Ao., respectfully ioforms his customers and the public gone- t he has tilted up the Store US Broughton- -* vi uore HO iutouds to mukoapormaueut locatiou, carry on the Jowulry business in its various branohos. Watches. Clooks, Town Clocks. Chronometers, Jewel ry Ac., An., cleuuod and ropalred with dispatch, and warranted. Now fashion Jewelry aud Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at the lowost prices possible. N. B.—Any Watoh, Clock, Ac., Ac., that cauiiotbe re paired by other watchmakers, I pledge myself sh*U be repaired by me to satisfaction, aud warranted. iy FRANCIS STEIN. "reoeivingVer steamer Alabama, a well-selected >ck of Staple aud Domestic Dry Goods, consisting iu part of Printed Musln DcLainet, (Plaid Long Snawls, ho lid Colored do “ L French Mariaoes, Colored Flsnuels, Handles' Cloth, Fronoh A English Prints, Plaid Cashmeres, Plain A Printed Challi, if t French A Eng. Uiugham, Printed Borage De Lame, Superior Frenuh Chintz, All Wool French Plaids, Blk. A Col'd Bru.td Cloths, Do do Csssimur’ Cashmere A Satin Vestings Umbrellas and Parasols, Kid and Bilk Gloves. Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Uonnet Ribbons, Ae. lucino Laco Work Muslin Collars. Undorsleevos and Chomisoltes, Hemstitch'd and Embroider'd Linen Cambrio Handkerchiefs, V< ' vet Ribbon Bilk Trimmings, Ac. Also, a line assort- , meat of Htaf le Goods, suitable for Fall Trade. Mur' i, Planters and others amine our Block. augBU ) invited to call and e Laroche a bowne. r I lllUilsli Friction Towels.—1 1 ols, as the name designates, are or Turkish manu facture, aud are intended as a substitute for the flesh brush, the hair glole, and hair belt, for producing a healthy action of the skin by friction. Tho material is or flax, aud of u texture admirably adapted to their use. They will he touud to ho oUoolivo without being harsh. For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS ECO. J ENNINGS’S DOUBLE ADDA Waia. —A PURE ARTICLE.—'The manufacturers, (the celebrated J minings, of Cork, Irolaud) iu tho prepara tion of tho materials for their Boda Water, jurofully exclude all delotoriouH substances, admitting into its composition only ingredients of nsourtaiubd purity, largo invoice, mi'outicu uiHECT, aud for sale by r 24 A. A. B01.0M0NS A CO. Kl’lHCOi'AL. 1’UUL.lUATAOMo. J UST RECEIVED : A vitriety of tho publications of the ,?ew York Prutestant Episcopal Society TrMts, Church Catechisms, Sabbath School Service,and other oheau aud valuable publications. For sale at th - Book Store of ' B. 8. SIBLEY, aug 10 No. 13ft Congress-street, apr 12 VV. V. Wadsworth, DEA1.KH IN FANCY AND STAl’I.U UltY HOODS, H AVING removed from the store under the Mar- shall House, to No. 116 Congress-street, and per- untly located himselt for thu transaction of the re husiucss in Savannah, is prepared to turnlsh ul- i every article usually found iu an establishment of thu kind. Ills facilities for obUinlug goods from New York, enable him to offer continuance ot tho liberal patrouago ' ' him. ho resncct- of goods. Savannah, Sept. 13, 1B63. Curpcl tmd flour UlotIMVureliouse. Curtaius, Curtain Goods, iko M &o. No HO Congrc*s nnd i\o. <>7 St. Julie a Sts. 'IHIE Suhscribur, knowing that the citizens of | Savannah have felt a great interest in tho estab lishing of a CAUPET WAREHOUSE, In this city, and being aware that mauy have been awaiting the completion of the New Storo, so that they oould make their selection of the various articles for furnishing their houses, would respectfully inform the public, generally, that he has opened the most com plete assortment of all the various styles of GOODS usually koptli| similar establishments. Tho Stockof tho difforeiit departments will consist, iu part, of tho following Goods, vis: CARPET DEPARTMENT. Royal Velvet; Tapestry Brussels; Mocet Brussels; Brussels; Velvet; Tapestry and Brussels lor Stairs; Three Ply, Suportine, Fine and Common Ingrain; Plain aud Twilled Vcuetiun for Stairs, Halls, Ac.; Drug- gets, 0-4,12-4 aud 10-i in width, of every variety of pat terns; Hearth Hugs; Parlor aud Stoop Mats; Table aud Piano Covers; Silver aud Brass Oval aud Octagon Stair Hods; Stair Linen, Ac., Ac. OIL. CJ Of every width ; from oi _ Dining Rooms, Steamboats, Saloons, Ac.; Rose Wood, Mahogany aud Small-figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4, t.4 aud 0-4 wide; Figured India Itubbor Cloth for Slairs. 4,’URTA1NN Silk and Worsted Damask De-Laino: Worsted and Lluun Damask Del.ulus; Figured md Plain Damasks, variety of colors; White and Bull, for Shades. WINDOW MIIADEH. Transparent l.audscape, Meiallion, Oarland and White and Gold, outiruly new stylo; Cord ; Loons; Tas sels ; together w 1th all tho various Trimmings for Cur- aius uud Shades. CsII.T CORNICES. Bands, Loops and Pins, of tho groatost variety and pat terns, of the latest importation; all of which will he sold at wholosalo or rotall, on the most liberal terms. WM. II. GU1UN, Agent, 140 Congress and 67 8t. Julian-sts. \he age, namo and occupation of cve’ry person who shall have been brought as passenger, in such ship or vessel on her last voyngo, upon pain of forfeiting for every ueglcctor omission to make such report, the sum ol A7o for every alion neglected to bo so reported." Tho said Masters of Vessels are farther uotiilod, “if ho may have boou a passenger iu any fi — * - * l -‘ ' **— Ul united ,il’not being a citiieu of tho States, shall bo suffered to land from such ship or vee- aol, at any place within tho distance of fifty miles from the said City, with intent to proceed to the said City, otherw !•« tr.us in * h,> ship or vessel, the Master or Commander thereof, shall bo liablo to the like penalty ol $300 Tor every such person so suffered ■ permittod to land." Vido—LatopUMbtxl, Dtr. 20, 1819. EDWARD G. WILSON, Clerk of Council. Savannah, July 1,1863. _ jy_2 I’ROCl.A.ll ATI ON. MAYOR'S OFFICE, \ SaVANNill, ftluy 9, 1863./ Wilkueas, Council, at a regular meeting, held on the 27th January, 1863, passed a resolution requiring mo to iHHiio my proclamation “closin* tho Old Cemetery for the purpose of interment after the 1st of July next. Thrrr/urr, I do hereby proclaim, that after the First day of July next, the Obi or Brick Comotory will bo closed for tho purpose of iutormeut. ; EnWAIlD O. WlLS IIIU. iu Ini entitled uu Ordllin i niuomJ u.t", fssi .. .o the public property, Ac., passed 2d August, 1839. Sac. I. Bo it orduiued by the Aluyor and Aldermen 1 tho City of Savannah aud tho humlcts thereof, iu ouncil assembled, and it is hereby ordained by tho ulhority of the same, that so much of suction tw o of thu Ordinance, entitled “an Ordinance to preserve tho property, Ac.," passed 2d August, 1839, as now roads, “or of hitching u horse to any treo planted us .furesuid," he altered and am- adud so as to read uu allows: “or of hitching any unluial to any trocs, planted ns aforesaid, or to at *' mgs, gates or ouclosurcB ot t - • • tidings,or to any ouo of thu publio pump., ! 2. lie it further ordained by thu authority afore- thutthc following words hu added to the said dsecoud section of said Ordinauco of 2d August, 1839: “and provided also that it shall be tho duty ot the Marshal, City Constable, or oi.her police officer, ing any animal, hitchedashuruiuhufore pruhibi- iniy to file an information against tho owner, rider, or driver of such animal, hut to take the auimal itself aud impound it uutil Lite payment of all Hues and costs which may fall upon the offender, as well as the uxpeusos of impounding, or uutil good and sufficient soeurity shall no given for thu payiuout of such flues, id expei hue. 3. Bo it further ordained by thcauthority afore said, that allordmuncos aud parts of ordinances rnili luting against this ordinance, ho and tho samo art hereby repeated. Fussed iu Council, Savannah, July 26lh, 1863. II.. 8. | GROCERIES, ho. NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE. No. 6 Whitaker Htreet. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announ ces to the citizens of Savannah, and of the ia- Tterlor of this State, that hs has now openod ^^^™*aod will keep continually In store, • large assortment©? thebestunalltletof the various kind*of Wines and Liquors, Ign and domestic, invoiced from the best sources, and to hie stock of which, at present on hand, he invites attention. Having had extensive experience in Franco as a manufacturer, and in America ae imnor- r and dealer, hie acquaintance with the trade enables im to offer assuranoe that tho artlolec whloh are enu- erated below are each genuine. Article* of Direct Importation. French Brandies ol various brands; Holland Qm Hootch, Irish and Monongahela Whisky; Old Batavia Au&ok; Jamaica and St. Croix Burn. Wines. Old Tort, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hook, Clar- t, Saute me and Burgundy Wines. Cordials. In Cases, Curacoa. Maraschino, Ratafia, Blavaits, Kirschenwaaser, Abeinth, Ac., Ac* Ale and JPorter. Ixindon Brown Stout and Edinburgh Ale. Also Agent for Domestic Liquors, aug#ly N OTICE—Tho subscriber* have removed their Stock of Goods, to the store rCoently occupied by Samuel Solomons, Esq., No. 201 Bay-street, where they would be happy to see thoir friends end wstomsTB. sep 10 CRANE * EODGKR8. N OTICE.—Mr. IL D. W. Alexander is my I e- gaily authorized Agent for the transaction and closing up of my business. ‘“Il heretofore, under the namo and rt^lsRoberts k 19 ROBERT AUSTIN, applying at my press, Eastern Wharves. R. MAYER. EUWA1ID O'BVRNE’S GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, Taylor’. Ilulldlna. Market Wharf, SAVANNAH. UKOBGIA. ffff . O'B. keep, oomt.ntly lo .tore largo stock of Gaoosaias. l.iauors, Crockery-Ware, Boota, Shoes, and Clothing. 36 cnests Blank Tea. 36 bags of Coffee. 40 boxes Ground Coffee. 40 barrels Crushed, Yellow, and White 8ugarfl. 70 boxes Family, Fate, and No. 1 8oap.| 4 pines Holland Gin. 6 half-pipes Cognao Brandy. 16 barrola Fourth Froof Domestio Brandy.; 40 do. Fhelpa's Gin. 36 do. ltum. 10 hhds. do. 16 barrels Port, Malaga, and Madoira Wines. 76 dozen Teapots, assorted qualities. 10 oratee assorted Crockery-Ware.ly oot!9 J. ROUSSEAU, Corner Bull uud Bay Streets. Importer nml Dealer in Wines, Liquors and Cigars. TIIK subscriber has now on hand n fin* s-4 i;ls and well eolectod stock of Wines, Liquors ■■■Ll and Sogars,comprising thoidlowing: One Butt of the choicest RESERVE MADEIRA WINE, viutage 1844. Ono ripe choice OLD LONDON PARTICULAR. One 1’ipu or the first quality aud choicost OLD “ RE SERVE/' vinUgo 1840. Ouo Fipo of tho ohoicost and most delicately flavored OLD PALHET1N110, vintago 1830. Ouo Fipo of thoehoicustand exceedingly rare OLD SERCIAL, vintage 1820. Ono hair Fipo of tho richestand most highly flavored SOUTH SIDEGRAFE JUICE. Two l’ipcs Old London Market. Eight quarter casks OLD AIIAUJO, vintage 1830. Also * lot of the OLD RESERVE, of an olden im portation, iu Boxes and Demijohns. Two half pipes choice OLD FORT WINE. •• SHERRY '• Twelve half pipes choice OLD COGNAC, of various brands, viz: Huuucssy, Loudon Dock, Jean Louis Finet, Castillon, Guimard, Sazorao, balignao, and Otard, Dupuy k Co. Ouo puncheon of OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. •• “ '• Jamaica Rum. Also various kinds of Claret, Fort,Tonoriffo,Sherry and other Winos. Choice Champagne, of various brauds. Hock Winos, imported Cordials—such as Curacao, Maraschino, Ani- sottu, and assorted Cordials, Brandy Fruits, Ac. 100,000 olioico Havana Cigars, of various brands, and afullstookof FANCY GROCERIES. tf deo 30 A 1(11,1., to bceiitiiloil uu Ordinance to divide the elty into lour Dispounury Districts, to provide fur the election of a Dispensary Fhyidciuu for each of said districts, and to declare the duties anl fix tho punsatiou of each Dispensary Fhysiuian. Sue. 1. Bo it ordained by tho ,Mayor nnd Aldermen of the city of Savauuah and hamlets thereof in Council assembled, aud it is hereby erduined by tho a'lthority of tho same, That from and alter the passage of this or- diiiuuuo, the city bo, uud it is hereby divided into four Dispensary Districts, tho first to embrace all that part of the oily bounded on thu north by tho Savannah riv er, on tho cast by Jofforson-strect continued to tho river, on tho south by South Broad-street and Williaiu-struut, and on tho west by the corporate limits ; tho soooud to embrace all that i>art of the city hounded on the north by tho river, on the east by the corporate limits, on tho south by South Broad-street uontinued to tho corporate limits,and on tho west by Jofferson-stroet, continued to the river ; tho third to umbruco all that part of the elty hounded on the north by Wiilliam-stroet and South Broad-struet, ou the east by Jefforsou-street continued to tho corporate limits, oil the south by thu corporate limits, and ou tho west by the corporate limits ; and the fourth to embrace all that part ol the city bouuded on tho north by Soutli Bread-street ooutiuued lo the cor porate limits, on thu east by tho corporate limits, ou tho south by the corporate limits, and ou thu west by Joffurson-Btreeteontiuuud to the uorporuto limits. boa. 2. Be it further ordained by the authority afore said, That thoro shall bo elected at thu first regular meeting of Council after the passage of this ordiuuuoo, ■ nd annually thursafto* on tho Unit regular uiuntiug in July, a Dispensary Fhvsician for oacli of said dis tricts, whoso duty it shall hu to furnish tho destitute fabodo -sary to attund iu persev.or by competent substitute thefr offices on every Mouday and Thursday, between tho hours of IU o'clock, A. M. uud 1 o'clock F. M., for .limitation with out-door patients, to keep always ootnpoi MOLASSES.—26 hhds Cuba, 76 bbls N. Orleans. FLGU4L—150 bbls Baltimore, 76 do Canal, 6U do Hi ram Smith's. BACON.—15 casks Philadelphia Hams, 600 Baltimore Bagged, 3U hhds Sides, 20 do Shoulders. 4oU dozen Brooms, painted handles. 200 do painted Buckots. SOAP. CANDLES AN1) 8TARC1I.-50 boxes No. . and family Soap, 60 do l’alo do, 76 do Adamantine Can dles, 20 do Sperm, 26 do Star, 160 do Patent Mould do,, 40 whole and half boxes Starch. TOBACCO.—350 packages various brands and quali ties. LEMON SYRUP, Ac.—60 boxes Lemon Syrup, 10 casus Walnut and Tomato Catsup, lOdo^randy Peaches DOMESTIC LIQUORS.—76 bids Phelps’ Giu, 60 do N. E. Ruin, 76 do Rectified Whisky, 30 do Extra Old Monuuguhcla do. , , WINES.—20 quarter casks purs Malaga, 8 do choice ON A DOYLE. Madeira, rcooived and fur salo hv jy 15 MoMAU 1 sr L’NDItlEK.—75 bbls. Etuurt'a Crushed uud Fowdored Sugar u0 bbls Stuart’s ABAC Clarifiod Sugar 23 hhds F. Rico and 10 do Prime St. Croix do 60 casks H. Byass Quarts and Pints London l’ortor 60 bids Sugar, Butter aud Soda Crackers 26 boxes Soda Biscuit 30 bbls aud 75 kegs primo Leaf I.ard 60 matte Superior Old Government Java Coffee 40 bags Iatguayra do 80 do Prime Old Rio do 6 pipes Meder Swan Gin 60 boxos Key's Lemon Syrup 20 bbls Wiuter Strained anu Bleached Whalo Oil 300 boxes No. 1 Fate and Family Soap 20 casks Superior Sugar Cured Hams 50 lfoxe.i White and 60 do Colored Cheese 100 do Now Scaled Herrings 100 do Adamantine Candles 80 do Bcadol's 60 do do r shell ooiubs. For sale by J. F. COLLINS. Full Trade ot* 1853. TO MERCHANTS ANl) WHOLESALE FUR- CHASERS OF DRV UUODS. O UR urruiigemcnts lor the Full Trade will be completed in a fow days, when wo will be pre pared to submit to your inspection, an unusually com piste assortment ol general Dry Geode, Hosiery, Trim- uiiuge. Haberdashery «n>» •mall Wares. Ribbons, Ac, 11 ’ M. PUEN DERG AMT & 1.0. 178 Broughton-st., opposite St. Androw's llall „ 60 boxes Grant A William's 6s aud He T>>b.u 40 do Irwin's do do do 60 do Anderson's do do do 30 quarter boxes Ward’s 6' Tobacco. SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. K SOU TH-V •204 H " COIIENK A HERTZ. NOUTH-WEXTERN It. Hi)AII STUCK. SHARES for »ule by •ep 17 C. A. L. LAMAR. landing and for sale by ROWLAND A CO. TANNEUH’ Oil*. - * * CO., Gibbons's Building. 1 /IdOL'lt—160 bbls, Georgia Flour, 100 do. Ilul i timore, 30 do. llMdqtfmith's, 1 ...» ‘ ilnU A r MoMAHON A DOYLE. TOLAHNEN.—50 hhds. Cuba uud |50|bhli 'I New Orleans Molasses; iu stoto and for sale b, ,J7.23 CLAP HORN l CUNN1NOHA51. FKG8I1 OHOCGBIGS. F KUITH. Hnioked Bo«f and Tongues. Constantly on hand by JOHN DALY, T>U1 UTTiili, CHEENK, A'Cht-IU keg» selected Butter, 26 boxes Cheese, 10 M Begars. 6 dozen lauding from steamship Alabama. For sale by Mi COHEN A TARVER. Wheat. For sale by sept 29 ROWLAND A CO. 1 kit. hWAYNK’fi celebrated Family Medi X/ vines, for sale w holesale or retail at the Apotbe- carles’Halt, by [s»pt30j J. E, DsFOKD. TO SiHOKEUS AN1> CUEWEltN. J UST received, a very superior lot of Tubacco and Sugars; Tobacco of the most celebrated brands, anil beg.rs that are genuine aud imported, for sate at ths Apothecaries' Hall by septau J. E. DuFORD, ClOltN AND MEAL. QUA BUSHELS Prime Western Corn. OUU 160 do fresh ground Meal. 24 Sacks Georgia Flour, 98 lbs. eaub, just received and for sale by fsept 27J CHAM. IL DURYEE. 1AGU1NU AND KOPK.-75 1* bales Gu I Bagging, 109 coils Bale Rope, 200do. do. do. small . For sale by (sept 24] COHENS A HERTZ. f prime Ureea Ginger and a lew bbls Apples.- Just roceived at BERLIN A NATHAN'S, sept 29 nnaurot. Andrew s Hall. vltliss UOOHS.-B.rcgi) do Lame, Solid 1 i RUI I / coll Daiues; 1 .... . r oolor ; colored Plaid and Brocade Silks; black Watered and black Brocade Milks, Plain White do.. White Bro cade and White Watered do.; Raw Silk Plaids; Print ed French Cambrics, Bombasines, Alpaoas, Mourning tie Laines, d*c. Received and for sale by sept 29 HENRY LATllROP A CO. Brown Sugars, for sale by wduroHj , D. TORI H A UN AND LAUD.—10 bbls. DuflieltTs Hams, aud 20 kegs Lard; rooeived per steamship of Georgia, and tor sale bv oct 3 CLAGHOKN A CUNNINGHAM. CHAtUPAHNK A T $10 PER RA8KET.—2U baskets branded La Phoenix, of direct importation. Just received at BERLIN A NATHAN’S, sept 28 sunder St. Andrew’s Hall. B a ia } AVON AMD AIOLAH8K8.—25 hhds7BT > eon Sider, 100 ilfcds. Cuba Molasses, 60 Ills. Now rleami do. (sarly crop.) For sate by sept 24 COHENS A HERTZ. I > AT TUAPN—Patent tielf setting Rut Traps li for sate by F. W. CORNWELL, sep 23 102 Bryan-atre* t. TOBACCO—TOBACCO. X ELDORADO, Fig Twist. Ferrel’a Extra Vi lb. Lamp, and HoseU's Honey Dew, allofsoperio quality, and for sale by [sep 28] W. D. FUltD. aug 27 Vest Sido. Pluiitulioii Woods. Y rncciilurrivals, tiiu subscribors liuvn rocoivod aud oiler for sale at tho lowest market rates,—30 Loudon Duffill Blankets ; 10 do. heavy Twilled do.; 5 do. datk grey do.; 20 do. Schley's Ga. Plains: 10 do. do.do. Twills ; 15 do. do. do. Heavy White Twills, lUdo. do. do. do. Browu do.; 2»'i cases Georgia Brown Korsoys ; 10 do. do. White do.; 10 hales all Wool Plains; 6 do. do. California Plains; 5 coses Plaid Linseya ; 10 bales Plain Rod Flannels ; 5 do. Twilled do. do.; 3U do. Cotton Usuuburgs ; 6du. Striped do.; 2 do. Flax do.; 6 doTwil’d Shirting Stripes ; 60 do. Heavy Brown Shirt ing : 10do.-4-4 do. do. Sheeting; 60 dux. Kilmarnock Caps ; 60 do. Hootch Bouuets ; 600 do. Negio Head Haudkerohiofs. •tp 24 NEVITT, LATllROP A ST EBB INS. E\V LINEN GOOUH.-TIih suuscnbii _ have now iu store, and offer for sale on accoui: iuodatiug terms, afidi »*"-*•* • ‘ iSee light, medium and heavy Irish Linens. S N 1 20 pc 20 • 300 6-4 to 12-4 wide. 16 " Brown aud bleached table Damask. 10 doteu brown Damask Cloths. bleached damask Doylies, brown do uo colored bordered Vrcnch Towels, do do Scotch do, do do Huckaback do ■ Long Law us. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs. NEVITT, LATUROP f •JTEUBIN8. assortment of French worked Sw iss and Cambric Collars ; French worked Swiss, Book aud Cambrii Choinaaettos, da do Sleeves, do do Cuffs, do do Bands, French worked Liueu Cambrio Handkerchiefs; Muslin and Laco Capes; Swissand CambrioFlouneiug; Thread, Uomtou aud Valeuctonncs Laces; Lisle, Linen and N EW (*001)8—Received thin <luy by VV. C. WADSWORTH—Bright and 61odo Colored For- nan Cloths, rich Plaid Uiuglianu, aud Raw Silks; also, Black M. De Laines, Black Barego DoLaiues, Challies, Ginghams, aud other Mouruiuc Goods, sepia NO. 1I5CONURI sm _ The subscribers aro uow receiving their Fall aud winter stock of READY-MADE CLOTU1NG, prising one of the largest and t>est selected stock, brought to thu market. Being mauulactured i our supervision, al our Manufacturing Establishment North, wo are enabled t “ “ entire confidenee as to teution has boon gi»on to the selection of the latest and most fashionable styles of goods. Iu addition stock of Ready-Mado Clothing, we have a large i m ‘ Furnishing Goods, embracing illiu of Gonttemen'- _ M very article in that liue. >Vo mvite ths attention " 't of clothing to an examination of our goods, offer at wholesale and retail on reasonable Country merchants, visiting Savauuah, will inspection of *- — * * find, on an inspection of our stock, styles of goods par ticularly adapted to their trade. An examination is all we ask, to guarantee satisfaction. PIERSON, HE1DT A CO., 68 St. Julian and 101 Bryan-st. J .MJ1IK01DEK1ES, LACK UUOUS,&c Jj Wrought Collars, Chomatottes. aud Under- siejres, Lace do. ; Swiss Edgings and lusurtings, Jaco- ueC do; Wrought Haudkcrcluefs, Linen Cambric aud Lawn do; Lisle aud Thread Edgings: Bonnet aud Cup Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps. Triuimtugs, Ac. For sale by [sept 29 J HENRY LATH HOP A CO. r vacillating tho jiply ol vaoulnc r uud to furnish physicians, tho latter L souahlu and projior price thurufor. ... bee. 3. Be it further ordained by tho authority afort uid, That the said Ditfpousury PhysluiauB shall b 60 do Fools Cap NOTICES. J. a THORNTON. C. A. L. LAMAR. I \l»NOLLTION.—Tho co-partuciship horc- I / toforo existing under tho name and stylo of Klnchley, Lockett A Co., is this day dissolved by mutu al oousont. The name of tho firm can be used by either party in liquidation of any debts due_them._ .Sitranuafi, May 24,1863. S O TICE.—The undersif nod will continuo tho business at the Old Stand, under tho name of ohley A Thomas. E. F. KINCIILEY, may 26 if A. THOMAS. f'OPAHTNKUHUll' NOTICE. HE undersigned havo this day associated thorn- selves togothor under the name and stylo of Kernp- A Verstille, fur the transaction of a general Dry ...ds business. Having taken the stand In Waring's Rango, No. 72 St. Juliau and 107 Bryan-sts., next door to Messrs. F. Zogbaum A Co.’s Musie store, they will, in a few days, be prepared to offer to thoir friends aud tho public, a handsome and well selected assortment ol Savannah, Fob. 17,1862. tuking effect from tho first day of January last, tho firm of JOHN B. MOORE A CO, for tho transac tion of a genoral wholesale A retail Drug, Paint and OU business. They may be found at tho old stand of Moore A Hendrickson, Gibbons Buildings, marl JOHN B.MOORE, DANIEL B. MOORE, JOHN E. 8TILWELL. _ , . ;y _ - ----- Samuel Palmer A Sun, and solicit, in thoir behalf, oontiuuancu ot tho liberal patrouago hitherto oxtended i tho late firm. My hooks, notes, and accounts, as well as those of ..ioCtesky a Norton, are in tho hands of Mr. George U. Welsh (w ith Messrs. Palmer A Sou) who is tny author ised agent, aud will attend to tho settlement of all the unfinished business, and who alone is authorised to re ceipt for tho same. JOHN R. NORTON. Savannah, August 1, 1863. 3m ( '10PAUTNKU8liTp7—Tho uiiilorhipncclhiiv- j ing purchased from Air. JOHN R. NORTON his steuk of Hardware, will continuo tho business at tho under the style and firm of Samuel Palmer INSURANCE. Hone insurance Company or THS CITY or NEW-TOKK. Capital »S01>,000, all paid In. SIMEON L. LOHMIti. rtuida.E duitLEn J. Makyiit. Bm'ty. 1 ’IIK HUBHCK1UICUH hmin* bmn .ppoiDI- •d A..DU of Uli »bor# named Compeny, »re now pr.pared lo tnk, rlaka .g.in.t lire on J/uUaingB, Mer- ohnndUfl. do., on fnv.rul, term.. jy B COHENS k HEHTZ^ Savannah, August 1,1863. SAMUEL PALMER, S. B. PALMER. tiuns, Rifles, Hardware, Ac. friends and the public E ubllc generally, t _ of Mr. JOHN CARRUT1IEH8, 176 Congross-st., and that he will sell *QUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Ao., at very low prioes, for cash. Manufacturing and ropairirig, of all kinds, promptly and oarofully executed, and at low prioes. . J. T. JONES. 3 I 1 HE L Inst uvembe Suvuiiimli Ifledicul College SESSION 1863-64. COURSE OF LECTURE8 IN TII18 Institution will coonmonoo on the First Monday in .Jovcmber and continue four months. R. D. ARNOLD, M. D., Prof, of Institutes and Prac tice of Medicine. J. G. HOWARD, M. D., Prof. Anatomy. W. G. BULLOCH, M.D., Prof. Principles and Frao- P. M.KOLLoSIfM. 1)., Trof. Obstetrics aud Diseasos of Women aud Childron. C. W. WEST, Al. D., Prof. Aledlcal Chemistry, K. 11. MARTIN, Al. D., Prof. Physiology U. L. BYRD, AL D., Prof. Materia Medio peutics. a aud Thera- J. b! READ, M. D., Prof. Pathological Anatomy and Demoustrator of Anatomy. FEES.—For the full courso, $105 , Matriculation Ticket, $6 ; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $10 ; Qrmliin- fion, $30. Requisites for Graduation, the same os in other Medical Collegos. C. W. WEST, M. D., Dean of tho Faoulty. marora will plcaio oofy the id send j$^r Thefollowlni . . above till 1st November, anu send bills South Carolinian, Columbia, (tri-weekly) Courier, Charleston, “ Con»titu!ionali*t, Augusta, Ueo., (weekly) Recorder, Miltedgeville, Patriot, Albany, Geo., ** Flondian, Tkllahaseuo, Fla., 4 Advertiser, Muutgomory, Ala., “ Adi orate, Huntsville, Ala., Gazette, Chattanooga, Ala., Neve, Jacksonville, Fla., neglect of any of their official duties us aro uow pro scribed in ease of other uity officers. See. 4. Be it further ordained by the authority afore said, That such Dispoubary Physielau before entering outlie duties of his office shall take tho oath prescribed for city officers, aud cxocutc a bond with two securities iu the penal sum of ono thousuiid dollars, conditional for the faithful porforiuauuo of the duties of his office.— Each liispouaary Physioiuu shall receive in full com pensation tor mediufuuaand services, a "t*tery of tioo dollars per annum, payable monthly. See. 6. Uo it further ordainod by tho authority afore said, That all ordinances uud parts of ordinances mili tating against this ordinance be, aud tho same are here by repealed. Paused inCouucil, Suvaunali, 11 July 1863. [!,.».] R. WAYNE, Aluyor. Attest. Euwakii G. Wilson, Clerk of Council. SAVANNAH IIA It UL; It SHOP AND BATHING SALOON. 1 31IE tiubscrihcr would respectfully announce to the citizens of Savannah, uud of Georgia, Ala bama, Florida, South Caroliua, that this long and well known establishment is open lor tho roooption of his friouds. ” ‘ ‘ done SiugleVHimve Shampooing Sliaviugsix aud sovuu times a week Shaving five times a wuek Sliuviug three or four times a week Tickets for Children's llair Cuttiug, 8 for Hot and Cold Uutlm Parents aro rospeutfully iuiforiuod th ..... aud pains will bo taken with their ohildreu w hen sunt to tho Saloou to bo waited upon. He will also keep for sale a variety of Faucy Goods, such as Gentlemen'i Cravats, Stocks, all kinds of Gloves, Dress Shirts, Me- rino and Cotton Undorshirts aud Drawers, Pocket lidkfs., Collars, Socks, and other articles ot Gentle men's wear: also—llair, Tooth, Hat, Nail, Flesh. Clothes aud Shoo Brushes; Svaps, Oils, Colognos, and a groat variety of other articles. iinlin of Mitvitnnitli. This beautiful prenaraliou is manufactured by him- solf lor cleansing and darkening the Hair; thousands who have received tho benefit of cleansing of dnndrufl, improving and darkeuing the Hair, are willing to com mend it. Price—$1 a bottle, or throe bottles for $2 26. J. M. HAYWOOD. Monument-sq., Savannah, W OLPK’M SCHIEDAM SCIINA1T8 A imperative Tonic, Diuretic, anti-Dyspeptic. aud invigorating Cordial. This modicinal love rage is uiauufueturcd by the proprietor at Schiedam, in " ' laud, and ia warranted uot ouly pure from every _ rious property aud iugredicut, but of the bust possible quality. Iu virtue is acknowledged by the whole med ical faculty. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE k CO., jy J18 Gibbous' Buildiugs. L 111U It Cl / for errup . m . 1'imples, Tetter, Suu Burn, Riugworm, Freckles, Ac.— This Ixition has boou administered with great success iu Europe uud America. It is perfectly safe, yet pow erful, and possesses all thu good qualities of the most celebrated cosmetics. For sale by jy 1 J. B.AIOORE A CO. J ,3LLI*>S COMPOUND SYUll* OP Jj SAltSAPAniLI^V —This concentrated Syrup is nud to bo a safe and valuable remedial agent, altera tive in iu effects, and purifying iu its nature ; und may he used with great advantage in the cure of Rheuma tiem, Ulcers, Scro/ula, l\ttrr, and other diseases arisini from au impure state of thu blood. Just received am for salo by W. W. LINCOLN, jo 13 Alonumout Square, Savannah. OMKSTIC GOODS.—3-4, 7 b and 4-4 brown Shirtings, 9-4, 10-4 aud 11-4 do Sheet fngs: 6-4,G-4, 9 4,10-4 aud 11-4 bleached do; 7-8 aud 4-4 do 8hirtlugs; Red and White Flannels; Kerseys and PIaIus; Twilled aud-nLondon Dulfil Blankets; Whitney Blankets 10-4, ll-4and 12-4. A large stock of H A Y.—Prime Eastern and Northern Hay. For sals by DAVID VL DILLON, sept 28 foot of West Broad-st. IwT AND COHN AND IS KAN.—F DAVID R. DILLON, foot of West Broad-st. '1.3KK8U AKKIVAL8 per steamer Augusta - J 1 Smoked Beef; Pius Apple Ciitese: 10 boxes K D Cheese, anil tot sale by [eep 28J yt, D. FORD. ^ TON, Ac.—We have rueelved by steamar this week, a largo assortment of Brooks’ superior White Sewing Cotton in all numbers. This was tho only»ow- g Colton that obtained the Prize at the World’s " i London. It only requires consumers of this ar w give it a trial to he lully convinced of its decided su periority over all other makers’ productions uow in us« In ’uneotion with this, we have also received save ral r„.. j ol a very Superior English-made Flax Threat of f<>v vial numbers, nnd iu all oolors. M. PREN DERG AST k CO, opposite St. Andrew’s Hall. I>AIM'S, OIL!* X ceivod, 3000 lbs W t aud qualities. 300 gall. Liuscod Oil; 200 do Tutt>cn- tiuo; UK) do Varnishes ; 200 boxes Wiudow Glass. A largo assortment of Paiut Brushes, Painter’S'Dusters, Masn Tools aud Varnish Brush s, and all variety of Paints. For sale by J AS. 11. CARTER A CO., aug 3 Broughten-st., opposite St. Andrew's Hall. USI!AND , S Calcined Mu^neniii.—The H l spoonful of it is equal in strength to uirce or iour tes-s|>oonfuls of thu euminou Caluiued Magnesia, thus coinliuiug smallness of doso with the most agreeable term in which Maguosia can be admin istered. A supply just received and for sale by jc 17 A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. West Side. Vf OUltNINi; (iOOIIS. -- Alpooco, Mouseline De Lalne, White aud white fix'd do. Lawn Chemisettes “ 44 Gingham, Black lulian Craw, ** * 4 Calico, •* English “ Solid Black Gingham, Just received by (sp$0) Crape Collars, ugllsh Veil Laroche a bowne. mparting a pleasaut odor to the breath; for salo by 16 JA8. H. CARTER A CO. / iHKWING TOBACCO—Loriilard's Caven- 1/ dish Tobaeco in tin foil; also, a fresh supply ol Mrs. Miller's Tobacco. J^.rocoived and for sale by sep 9 M UTTKll Sc UHKIS8K-2U firkiasof choice Goshen Butter, 60 boxes Cheeso, received per mer and for sale by sep 12 MCMAHON A DOYLE. CHAMPAGNE. 1 FT Y baskets of Jloidsick in Pis. and Qu.: r 25 do Munn’s ia Tts. and Qts.. just received and or silo by HYLAND A O'NEILL, hept 14 Under Marshall House. septa* Laroche a bowne. do Letter Landing and for salo by sept 27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. CltANK ik ltUUUUUS AVE iu bturu ut 2M1 Ray-struot, store formerly . _ up led by 8. Solomons, Esq. INI bales Gunny Cloth 600 uuUs Bale Rope 1000 hnuks Bagging Twine 60 hluls. Sugar 100 bbls. Clarifiod do 20 do. Crushed do 10 boxes Loaf do 400 hsge Rio Coffeo 76 pockets Java do 100 boxes Tobacco, various brands 60,000 Cigars, assorted quality 26 hhds. Cuba Molasses 60 bbls. Portland Syrun 60 do. New Orleans Molasses 26 do. Sugar-house Syrup loo boxes Adaiuantluo and Star Candles 60 do. Tallow Candles lflO do. Soap, various brands 60 half, quarter aud eighth chocts Tea 26 hluls. Bacon Sides 16 do Shoulders 6 tierces Hams With a general assortment of Groceries, which they nffor for s&lo ou accommodating terms. tf sep 10 G KUUEK1E8, &C.—The subscribers oiler tor sale—landing and in store- 20 dozen Paiutud Pails 10 do liiram Smith's do 20 half barrels do 10 half pipes Otard Brandy II) nr. ifu LstA'-Dw.jllV.o. 1 «nd Palo Soap ’Z» Qo Pearl and No. 1 Starch 76 do Adamautino and Sperm Candles 76 do Lemon Syrup, assorted 60 do Candy, assorted. With a general assortment of Spices, Coffee, Sugai Tobacco, Pickles, Preserves, Teas, Crackers, tc. sep 13 COHEN A TARVER. 1 lQUOUH—LIQUORS—1 Mil I J J. J. Dupuy A Co. 2 >a pines Brandy, Signetto. 6 do llollauJ Giu 10 qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine 100 bbls E Phelps’ Gin 50 do PA 11 Conn. River Gin 100 do N O Reel. Whisky 60 do Adamantine Candles 100 do Bodoll's do G 40 do Colgate's Family Starch 100 do Pipes, la store and for sale b; sale by SWIFT 4 10 hhds Muscovado Sugar 100 bbls St Croix do 60 do Stuart’s B do 20 do do crushed do 20 do do pow'il do In store and for sale by SWIFT A CO. A C' Tin Ware for salo at wholesale and retail by je16 JAMES SULLIVAN. 146 Broughton 8t. Richard K. Cralle, received and for sale by 8. 8. SIBLEY, sep 14 No. 136 Congress-street. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Kuhscriburs, wholosulo and Retail Druggists, riMlK X WOI tolhoir would respectfully call tho attention of puroh: prices; also, PAINTS, OLA88, Ao.^ Union White Lead, Linseed Oil, Dry and Ground Colors, Yarnishes, Glues, Putty and Paint Brashes; MACHINERY OIL, Of all kinds, vis: Sperm, Lard. Rapeseed and Patent Oil; GROCERS’ ARTICLES: Whalo Oil, Spices, Mustard, Saleratus. Matches, Ao.; LANDKETH’S GARDEN SEEDS; Also, Medicine Chests, Surgical Instruments, and Glassware, together with a great variety of “ - - family use, consisting of Gelatino, Flavorii Starch, Ao., with an olegtnt assortment of nne trench and English Hair and Tooth Brushes, Toilet Combs, l.ubin's Perfumes, Colognes, and Hair Preparations— all of r-hich arc warranted to be of the best quslity. marl.' JOHN B. MOORE A CO. IJLUMBINU.—The subscribors aro now I pare ' to do plumbing in all its branches. Persons who are de irous of having water, either cold or hot, distributed hrough their dwellings, would do well to give us a cal '. Our work shall be done in a substantial manner aud warranted to give satisfaction. MORSE A NICHOLS. mar 12 166 Broughton-street. 'I'Kl 1 s*i safe by KUHSK* and SUPi’OHTKKB.-A June aasortment of various kinds, just roceived and for ‘ (sep 15) JAS. H. CARTER A CO. |7KES11 BUTTER and CUKBBB-just X? received and for sale by . hy sept 24 T7LUTING 1RONH. Pinking Irons and Fit? X; Scissors. For sole br *1*27 F. W. CORNWELL, 103 Bryan-st. S ALT AND SUGAR.—500 sacks Salt, 10 hhds. N. 0. Bugar. For sale br mpt 24 COHENS k HERTZ. V ENICE, City of the Sen ; from the iu Napoloon in 1797, to tho capitulation to Radetsky iu 1849, with a contemporaneous view of the Peninsu la ; hy Edmund Flagg, late Consul of tho United States at tho Port of Vonico. Memoirs of the Lilo of the Rt. lion. Richard Brihsloy Sheridun; hy Thomas Moorn—in 2 vols. Passages from the History ot a Wasted Life; by the author of Pun and luk Sketelicr, Ae. Tho Works of Shakspearo, tho Text regulated by recently discovered Folio of 1G32—oontniuiug early uuseript emendations; by J. Puyue Collier, F. S. A.; in eight volumes—vol. 6 received. Tito Countess Du Charuy, or the Fall of tho French Monarchy ; by Aloxuudcr Dumas. Hallucinations, or the Rational llisiory of Appari tions, Visions, Dreams, Ecstasy, Magueism, and Soin nambulism; by A. Briennu De Boismont, Doctourc Modioinu do la Faoulto do Paris, kc. First America from tho second enlarged and improved Paris edition. Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of Birds, Rtp tiles and Fishes; by Mrs. It. Leu, author of th~ ‘ *-* Wanderers, Ao.—Illustrated. Buds aud Blossoms fur the Young; by Mrs. llughos, author of Aunt Mary’s Tales, Ae.—with numerous if lustrations. Tho Sayings uud Doings of Animals, with drod and six Illustrations, for children. Anecdotes of the Habits and lustinoti; of Animals, by Mr«. R. I.«e, author of Alemoirsoi Cu Illustrated. COOPER A CO. MOKE KOOIlS), RECEIVED BY S. S. SIBLEY, SEPT’R 20th, 1863. ' I 'HE English Soldier ill United 8iuteH Army. X The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs. Sand Boys, caiuo up to London to oujoy themselves: by 11. Ma; aud G. Cruikshnnks. Faust, a Itomuuu Reynolds. David Copporficld tho Younger; byC. Dickens. Lite and AdvcntiiYes of Charles Chesterfield, ... Youth of Geiuus: by tho author of Petticoat Govern ment, Ac. Vho History of St. Giles and St. James; by Douglas Jcrrold, Esq. J. Fenimore Cooper’s Novels. Tho Golden Eagle, or tho Privatoor of ’76; by Syl« vauus Cobh, Jr. Tho Countess 1 Monarchy—A Sequel to Six Yoaiu Later; hy Aluxan- dor Dumas. Uarnum’s Illustrated News. Gleason’s Pictorial. sep 21 For sale No. 136 Congress-stroct. M OURNING GOODS.-Bluck Bombazines, Block M. DeLaines, Black Norwich Cloths, do. Alpaccaa, 2d Mourning Silks, Calicos, Black Crapes. Ac. Just received by sep 10 DkWITT A MORGAN. improvud elastic Utero Abdominal Sup .. ..... . -“3 Abdomina pulonoy, A> MOORE A 1, debility, jiaina ill tho back, _ fresh aupply of Burning Fluid. aep2_ JOif‘- - ’ o n ;i sup 22 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. r brig Tiborius from Boston, by OGDEN A BUNKER. mm PATENT MEDICIHEB ^r OODEN A BUNKER. 1 Powdered; also, A A C Refined Sugar. In ator l for aale by (aep6) MINIS A FLORANCE. 20 half ohosta Black Tea, various prices. 20 do. young Hyson. 20 bags Rio Coffee. Iff -K do. Java. Fresh Coffee ground evory day, for salo by sept 14 HYLAND A O’NEILL. upertor Pig Homs ; 2 do. do. Smoked Beef; 6 half do. Fulton market Beef; Pickled Tongues ; Pig Pork, Ao. for salo low for cash, at ALEXANDER’S, sept 13 cor. Bull and Congress-sts., Monument-sq [U8T RECEIVED and i I general supply of freali famil lues. Liquors, all 0 pt 13 cor. Bull and Congross-ats., Monument-sq. ALEXANDERS, fJlCKLEJS, JL Meata, Brai Prunes, Ao., whicl Cuteups. tjuucoa, Jollies, tiwent ily Peaches and Cherries, Dates, which will ho sold low for cash, (before my „ „ GEO. ALEXANDER, Bull and Congress-sts., Monument eg, TIADIN, IIAPON and LARD-30 casksoi ■ X , onoico Hams, aj bbls. l^af Lard, received and ter sale by [up 121 McMAHON A DOYLE. O ATH.—Primo heuvy Pennsylvania Oats, for “••by DAVID R. DILLON, “P 0 Foot of Wost-Broad street. I 1 ?. ‘* r ’ v * wita Shorry nud 5 cuaks Port Wine, for aale by — 6 MINIS A FLORANCE. fire and Life luiuraoee Agency. Farmers’ Fire Jnnurnnre Company OF UTICA, N. Y. Capital, $200,000. Granite Fire Insurance Company OF UTICA, N. Y. Capital, $160,000. Charter Onh Life Insurance Company^ HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, (endorsed by tho State) $260,000. Ai.pkkd Gill, President. J as. C. Wamclkt, Seo’y. Knickerbocker Fire Inaurnnce Co., OF WATERFORD. N. 1<. CAPITAL, $1 60,000. Charles Cramer, President. F. D. Mob, Seo’ry. These Companies haviug a cash capital, safely in vested in bond and mortgago, are prepared to effect lu- auranco against damage by fire, on all kinds of property on reasonable terms. Applications reeelvod by A. WILBUR, apr 22 Agent fur Savannah, 129 Cougreas-st. THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, Annuity and Trust Company, Charter Perpetual—Cash System. CAPITAL $250,000. This company combines tho Mutual and Proprietary system, aud will ineuro tho lives of white persons, also negroes. Dr. Arnold, Modioal Examiner, mar 15 ly MINIS k FLURANCK, Agents. Itiuicrott A ilryuu, GENERAL AGKNTH AND UUOKE1M, FOR THE PURCHASE ANUSALE OP STOCKS, BON VS, EXCHANGE A REAL ESTATE. No. 117 Kay Htreet, Havununb. jan 24 ly Liverpool aud Loudon Fire nnd Lile luMurunce Company. fl'IlE unilnrMgiioff Agent* of tho nbove Company, 1 will take risks against Fire on Buildings, Stock iu Trade, Ao., on tho must favorable terms. BANCROFT Jfc BRYAN, jan24 ly No. 117 Bay-st. Havannah. KOVAL 1NHUKANCE COMP ANV. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. CAPITAL, 2,000,000 ol Pounds Stcrliuff. 11 'HIM INSTITUTION him r.Htuhlishud an Agency A in Savannah, and Fire I'ulieiosupon l'roduco and Pioperty will be issued by ANDREW LOW k CO. Savannah. January 21,1863. LONDON FlitENIX FAKE OFFICE. f| >1118 Company lakes Firo Risks in thia city, ami X insures Rents and Leases, sep 2 ROUT. HABERSHAM k SON, Agents. jKTNA 1NHIJKANCE COA1FANV OF HARTFORD, CONN. rilHfi undersigned, Agents of tho ahuve Company, X eontlnue to take risks against Fire on Buildiugs, Stocks, etc.,on the most favorable terms, apr 14 COHENS A IIERTZ. Mutual Life laaurauc* Compauy of New York. | 8AAC ABBATT, Sec’y. F. 8. WINSTON, X l’res't. Dr. R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner. Applications received by feb 14 ly W. P. HUNTER, Agent. Southern Mutual lu»urauve Company. A 8BlIKY HULL, President aud Troasurer.— Alhon Chasb, Seo’ry. C. F. McKat, Aotnsry. Tho uudersigued, Agent of the above Company, ’©a- tinuus to tako the following risks, vis: Marine, uissr and Eire; also on tho lives or Servants. Lives of White Persons are alio taken by this Com pany. No extrapremium for residing in the South. WILLIAM KING, Agent, junt ly Corner of Bay and Drayton sis. IIAKNDEN’S EXPRESS, For New York, Ilonton, IMiilndelpbla, AND ALL NORTHERN TOWNS; KUltOFK AND CA1.IFOKNIA. |)V sluiunors Augusta, Florida, Alabama, Knox- 11 ville, State of Georgia and Key Stone State—every haturday and Wednesday. Also, to MACON, MONT GOMERY, and all interiuodiato places, via Central Railroad, daily, Sundays excepted. 6pccial messen gers accompany our Exprosa. OriiCEs and Agents—163 Bay-street, Savannah; C A. Ells A Sou, Macon; Geo. It. Clayton, Oglothorpo; Randolph-.t., Columbus; 74 Broadway, New York; 43and 46 South-third-strout, Philadelphia; 8 Court- street, Boston; Exuhangc-stroot, Providence', Mout- gomery-streut, Han Francisco. aug 31 LIVINGSTON, WINCHESTER, A CO. Keniovnl. f > JACOBS would respectfully iuform Ids frionds X • aud the public, goutrslly, that ho has removed his CIGAR STORE trutu No. 27 Bull-street, to the cornor ol the lane between State and Broughton stroots, a low doors south of Ids former locAtion—where he would be happy to wait on all w ho into favor him with their patronage. Uo still continues to keep constantly on hand, as heretofore, tho finest brands of Cigars, Tobacoo, Snuff, Ao. Call at the |au22J SIGN OF THE BIG INDIAN. C1ILAP CASH fit BOOT & HUGH STORE. JA—+ H South-Best Corner Congrtes and H'hitakcr-strccls. TIIK suhserihera uro now receiving thoir Fall and Wiuter Stock, which hss been selected with particular attention to tho demands ol the Savaunah trade, and which upon inspection (which we invite) will be found in quality, assortment and cueai’NLSu of vuioe, all that can bo desired by the purchaser. Wo omit particulars, as every artiolo in our lino may be found at our Store, including a largo steuk of l'lautn- U HptS U *' MUItPHY t DKVANNY. Wagou Itlauuiaulory, WAUNEK’H OLD STAND, HEAD OF ilroiiKlitun-Hirevl. The subscribers manufacture, and keep uonstautly ou baud, a largo as- g— surtinont of Plantation Wagous, one flPV horse Wagons, Pedlars’ Wagous, Curts aud Drays, and build to order uny kind wautud. Wo aro thorough tuechauics, natives ol Geor gia aud South Carolina, and put up our work oursolves, aud war runt every article of tho b«Bt materials uud workmanship. , ..... We roturn our thunks for the very liberal patronage received, and assure our patrous that it is our determi nation, that our work ahull be us good as any iu the city. mj- REPAIRING of all kinds dono with neatness anddispatoh. DANIEL 8. WILSON? aep 14 3m THOMAS NORTH. HOME MANUFACTORY or SADDLES, BRIDLES HARNESS 183 CouKrcav-Mtreoty Havanimh. A:—A The Subscnoeri. m4.i»aJactur0jr^JV faHfiuk and keep constantly on hand, large and varied slock ol dies, Bridles and Harness, and m , trake to order every description of articles in ineir line Our stock comprises also a large assortment or Tranks Carpet-Bags, Valises, Saddl«-Bags, Whirs, Ac. Per sous desirous of supplying themselves, will do well te oallatour establishment. All articles sold by us are Warranted lor material aud workmanship. U. W. HOLLISTER. D. MALLETT. N. B.—For Repairing, our terms are modelato, our sxeeution prompt. 6m may 17 floras mid Mill US. a lot of good MULES aud HORSES for vA. •fi sale at sngA AulTS T. F. BTEVKN8’ Stables, Li/ IL Cor - Broughton A Barnard-ste. ^1 rT u»K 24 u I-'or salt. ’"7F\ 51. foot of Bnunls uud Scuiilling, fur sulo low, I sj to clear out* lot. C. PERRY, Agout, sep 12 tf Willink’s Wharf. To JLesiM!. A PART of u Wharf, with u Blip uud nmplc space for a Wood or Lumber Yard, for tease. Apply te C. PERRY, Ageat, sop 12 tf Willink’s Wharf. llar*l\Yiirt—Stlling oil'. A 8 1 intend closing tiio huaiuess which 1 huvo il been conducting lor tho Estate of M. Hopkins. 1 ain now offering my Goods at greatly roduoeo prices. Persons iu want of articles in this line, would do well to coll at an early date, as 1 intend closing iu u tew weeks. c. llurKlNH, Agent. MP l No. 177 Cougress-stroot WJ ltAFFlNG PAPER, Jtc.—150 reams Y Y Wrapping Paper, large, rniddlo size aud small 30 eatios Matchos, ll» crates glass Flasks, quarts, pints aud half pints, received ana lor sale by Sep 12 McMAHON A DOYLE. CORN. |3 ALTIMORE CORN, iu store and for eulo iu X) lots to suit purchasers, sop 10 OGDEN A BUNKER. LX LOUR.—Fifty bbls. ofKultiiuuro uud (iuurgiu X Flour, just received uud for sale hv HYLAND A O'NEILL, ■opt 14 under .Marshall House. k^TONK .IAK.S uud Uluy Furnuces, just rc kJ edved and for sale hy *ep 13 J. r. COLLINS. 1.1Ajlil li Y 1UAUKKT UKUtf.ill imll'blil,., X landing and for salo by sop 13 MINIS A FLORANCE. 1 HUE—500 bbls. Kockluud Lime, landing nor XJ brig Velasco, for sale by •«P 12 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. i lO FFEE—3U mats uld Uuverumeut Javu aud \^/ 10 pockets Mocha Coffeo, in store for sale by »0P 13 MINIS A FLORANCE. VT E\V GEORGIA FLOUR.—200 hugs su- i. 1 perfine Goorgia Flour, from uow whoat, just re- ceived and for sale l>y ■ep 19 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO. / lEORulA FLOUR.—200 barrels Etowuh Mills, firesli ground, just received direct from the Mill, and for sale by ■op 19 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. IJUTTKK, ellKKMU ami l.A UD.-Ju, 1) received .nd Tor eele, a fin. r.nd frvali lot uf tho »6oyo artlolce, by M. J. SOLOMONS, ■«P '•> 157 Uruilghton-.t. |>AGH.—Two bushel Gunny Bugs, for snlu hy -1) eop 13 MINIS 4 r I.ORANCE. |>ALTIMORE FLOUR, Bacon A: Lurd. X> 200 bbls. superfine Howard Street Flour. . 76 hhds. primo Bacon Sides. 30 do. do. do. 8houldors. 26 tierces choice Sugar Cured Hams. 50 bbls. and luu kegs prime Leaf Lard. Lauding and fur sale by sept 24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. I MtKHli 1101*8.—A supply just received uud 1 for **1« by (seplft) J. H. CARTER A CO. IN.—E Phelps's Giu, for «ulo by VX ssp 6 MINIS A FLORANCE. fiBOBCU suumuuTr .NUV..T H„Tri,K„, ‘ nm- ache, Vtzxincn, Lou of Apvctiif General Debility, ConUipMio^' Filet earned by CoKtivcnet, Faint in the Bonct, or Hhcumalitmcatited by the ute of At e rcury, Scrofula, CVggjra Eruption^, Pimpl( , u,c r “° T * 1 ° f With most of persons It acts upon the bow.i. mild purgative; it cleanses the syetem fromiuff^*. % ties, without causing any irritation In the rU canal, or debilitating effiot. aU “«nUry Its healthy action on ths Liver and Blood «... ^ the tendency of morbid influences, and Is often JV?* 1 guard against diseaso. Thoso who are aeauaiSiJi^f?L tho Southern Sarsaparilla will read 11 y new!ul this preparation has the natural SamtSnu!®^ which proves it to be a pure and unadnlteratod awS^ Tho citizens of Savannah and violnity will *• this arttole has tho best effect upon the hJl? gives better satisfaction to those who use It preparation ol the kind in use. ” “ “y Physicians havo assuranoe from the pronrUt.. .v It conUlns nothing but Sarsaparilla, wither,mF saccharine matter onough only to preservo it 4 u Prieo $1 per bottle, or 6 bottlos lor $6. ' Sold in Savannah by Jamos U. Carter and J n it A Co. 5 Millville, by J. Griffin; 8ander«viiu‘kv w 0 ?!.* inos A Brother 5 Waynesboro*, by J„ Swart. .LY* agists generally. J "«M.»odb| Those ordering this article from druggliUorta*.^, mission morol.ants, should express in their orders* 0 ** Cy “Donni.’. Georgia SamparjU. ” lUoi'tiuioi'i”g BITTER CORDIAL ANI» lll.OOD PlIlUVIKlt. rar Price, One Dollar per Bottle, JF* fl'HIBiuvaluablo pronr.ratioii hasobtaiued anm 1 ulailty wherever Introduced, SBpri)CvJ eu ..|jf tho history of anv other preparation brought before it! publio. '/ho multiplied Wound, who S.e 0„V ,' and have roalized its marvellous effects in reinovi . diseases. Rc-EntublihhliiK Nature, nnd Restorln* Ilia Nervous Hyatviu, * now horald it to the world aa possessing the moit idm rlor medical virtues kuown in the Materia kleiiica. Eminent Professors and Physicians of the first steed ingiu tho medical profession use and prescribe Ruth, moat effectivo 4 Alicrntlvo nnd Ulood Purlflcr over kuown; whilo vast numbers who had long od from diseases or complaints brought on by ^dauaL Habits, AVyionure, Indiyeatiun, TOrpulState qflhe Liter or Impurities of the Blood, now look upon this Coniwl us moat Mysterious aud Muyiral in ita hoaliug tirot, ( r. tieaand roatoringpowera. 04 r Neuralgia, Genoral Dobilityand Nervoua Affections, Dyspep- slaor Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Aoidity of the6toinauh, Nervous Head- cache or Flow of Blood to the Head, Costive- ness, or Irregularities of the Buwels, Pleurisy Pains or Misery in the Ride or Region of ths Heart, Flatulency or Dopresaion of Spirits. Palpitation of the Heart, Difficult Bxeaihiug, bink< lug KuusatiouB, Prostration of the Nervous Biiun Cold, Chilly Sensations, or Numbness of iu' Flesh or Limbs, Difficult or Profuse Ezpec- toration, Night Sweats. Disessss of the Heart, or affection of the Lungs, Jaun dice, Disoaso of the Kidneys, Dc- rangowuntor Prostrate Condi tion of the Organs of Na ture, which cause Pain ful Irregularities, especially with Femme*. Producing Dobility and Prostration of the Nervoni Bn. tern, Palo or Sallow Complexion. Erysipelas, sod all Cutaneous Eruptions of tho Skin, or Humanuf ths Blood—those, aud their kindred Complaints, hir* diz- trosBod thousands. They may have originated frm very s.mplo and unsuspuctou causes, but lb« diwus and its cause mult bo romoved, if you would enjey “ Lifo, Health and Happiness." The thousands who havo procured and used Betti- moro’s celebrated Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier,ur that “ these diseaaua cannot remain long in the qiua after commencing its use." It operates like s cum, acts as a fine touiu. corroote the tones of the lUumch, strengthens tho digostlvo organs, stimulates the lint to healthy action sufficient to throw off the impKre and poisonous soeretions, imparts purity, riohnesi and tl» tality to tho blood, circulates it freely throughout the system, thoroby neutralizing and removing impuic;!*- posits, renews and strengthens the nervous system, re stores tho constitution in all its strength aud vigor, ul imparts a glow of health aud beauty ufcompleiioo. Tho evidenco in its bohalf is overwhelming, and iron high sources, but it is known that for two y ears tbs sup ply has not mot the demand. This hundreds of agents can certify. They say “ ovory bottle sold soils s dviu more;" white it now moots oxtensivo sale with mars than ono thousand Druggists, among whom sre m»&j eminent physiuiivus, who ubc and proscribe it. This is a Vegetable Spirit, pleasaut to take, and per fectly safe to bo used iu any state of health, even by the most delicate female or child. AfiT Price $1 00 pur bottle. A3" Sold by Druggists generally. NVliolssala anl Retail Druggists will be suppliod on application to ths Proprietors. W. V. ALEXANDER A CO., Proprietors. No. I Barclay-street, (Aster House), New York H&viland, tlarral A Klsley.aud Ruahton, Clark A to, Wholosalo Agents, Now York. A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., and J. 11. CARTER, apr 1 eodlawt-w Agents in Ssvsnnth. ' chasers; ter sate by 1 lots to buit j»ur- MINI8 A FLORANCE. C^pzMw pair Satinet Pauls, Faucy 100 Soitts. very suitable for Negroes. J,WW pair Shoos. Jit""” BooU u»rtoi. For sale by _ 17 E. O’BYRNE. 11TE8T.INDIA L1AIEH, ter sale by Tv -P 14 A. BONi P BR HTEAMHH1P-1M boxes APPLES, ORANGES, A choice scscrtir'vnt of Corned T01 t of Corned Tonrnes rooeived by JOHN DALY, 28 Whitoker-sL cep 1 steamer and for sale at the Albany Ale Depot by W. M. DAVIDSON. MATH EDI ATICAL INHTKUAIENTH. I N CASES—A now supply just received, soiuo of them very complete and of extra Uuish; also Pock- Compasses, by -p22 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. Mortimore'% RHEUMATIC COMPOUND. A sure and stfj'e remedial agent Jar llhcum lisrn in all its forms. r|MIE nstoiiifthiiigsticcoHM which has attended this X medicine in tho treatment of Rheumatie C n- plaints, either inilammutory (acute) or chronic, of no matter what complicated form, or of long or short ds- ration, renders it tho most valuable preparation rnr discovered, as the solo relinblo remedy for this din complaint; and so radical is it in its workings, that il has uccured the sanction of many of the first pbjii- ciuns, who have used it ns a dtrnirrremort, without full iu its merits, only to bu convinced of iu mirKzloti powers. Moutimorb’s Compound Isa vegetable extract,!# internal romody, pleasing to tho taste, harmleuiniti effects, and nan bo administered to all ages and ccidi* tions without fear, prepamfl solely for the treataol of thie ono disease. It is a tunic, strengthening to the "ystern generally, whilst it soothes the nerves, and imparts a healthy »f- tion to tho digestive organs, and purifies th* blood-— Thousands have already found relief and permiieit cure ; aud iu eaeli and every case where it bu Ik# tested, it has invariably answered the purpose, stiff having boon kuown to fail. Tho proprietors feel justified in tbnsasstiringther<>>* lie of its virtuos. aathey base its merits entirely u;«i its performances, and allow tho latter only u> tiouud in its behalf. Testimonialo of the highest chu* actor are daily received from various sections of Ite Uniou, corroborating those facts, and giving idditioiu aud undoubted evidenco uf tho virtuos of this truly groat aud reliable remedy. „ . For 6:ile wholesale and rotail by W. V. ALEXIS* DER A CO., ae thoir Central Office, No. 1 " New full uud Winter Woods r | UIK subscribe™ have roceived and offer fnruki 1 300 pair 10-4, 11-4 and 12-1 Whitney Bed Blu- kote, 60 uo Crib aud Cradle do, 200 white and colorw Couuterpauea, 100 white Marseilles Quilts, 10t#iM" White Flannels, 3 do Welch do, 10 do Red do, J* Yellow do, 20 pieces Opera do, 10 do Cor'd Prist*44j» 10 esses brown and bluaohed Canton Flannels, ld®£\ oreddo do, 20 oases bloachod Shirtings, 1 doEsi' 1 ** Long Cloth, 6 do l»-4, JU-4 aud 12-4 bleached 8he«U#4, 5 do Apron Chcoks, 10 bates Bed Ticks. NEVITT, LATllROP A 8TEBB168-, 1 SLANKETH nud FLANNELH.-ThepW* IJ of botli thoso articles, and iudecd of every g^i luto the produotlon of whioh wool goos, will nil's “'P this season, In anticipation of this, we sre harpy« inform all our customers, and tho public generzuh that wo had secured a largo Stock of Summer-mM* Blankets and Flannels, botli dorceitio and inipoffff* whloh we can now offer at old pricks. . v M. PBENDEBGA8T k CO. 178 Bro^hten-sL, opposite St. Andrew sUzu. aug 27 West Ms. Kcui|it«ii A Veiutill« A IlE now oponing u linuly nunrlcil Uld complIU stock of Summer aud other Dry Goods, wbic# tnoy will offer upon tho most accommodating ura* As groat oarc has been exercised in the •« « liu “ “ thoir steok, with a viow both to price and quality, UV ooufideutly invito their frionda and the publio general • ly to call and examine for themselves. Dry Goods, Clothing) Ac. D ABRAI1AM A HUOTHER dc«ireUi«[»™ • their friends and tho public that they hz« d* moved from Bryan-stroet to tho corner of B * rl \‘ r4 ‘[m Congress-streets, opposite the Market, where they always keen on hand, for wholesale and retail.*)“P supply of Clothing aud Dry Goods, llsM, C*P*. and Boots, ^ud a largo assortment of Fancy wtie *1 with a full supply of Trunks, Ao. Gtnos New Goods—Full Trade, IBM’ D kWITT & MORGAN, aro receiving by “ steamers weekly, thoir Fall and Winter 6t«»* to which thoy respeotluliy solioit attention. , Tlaid, Brocodo and Figured Silks of the niweitnJ Plain and Figurod Black do. Plain French Muusuliu de Laines. Silk aud Wool Plaids lor obildren's wear. Frenuh and Eng. printed Cashmeres and M. Plain and Plaid Poplins, very riok. French printed Cauteries, Plaid Raw Silks. Dark Calicoes. Irish Linens. French and Scotch Towels and Diapers, ko. , hero's New Building, CangW^. New Dry Goods. 3-4, 7-8 A 4-4 Bro. Shirting Plain col'd Mtmfv* 1 * 1 * 6 to 12-1 Brown Shooting Fins and heavy Bro. Cot ton Drill Flax and Cottou Osnaburg ^ Merino Plain wMK «« r,w d Ul i. no Moui.4* 1 ^ Wblu and oolor'* Jj** D „ d „ MarclU*'" Plain Blank Black Watored all* Do India sat'"., Fino colored W* Da<l Do whit* 60 5-4 fine do do NgarsstfaffS*- Plald Raw Bilk Rich Dreu SUk 3-4 Wool Play* Kaaoy Plaid Valt« .. and Imp'd Gingham Barogodo Bainii. , _ 10 above, together with ovory artiolo oauB I «|jrt^Dry Good. Stooke, Bleached Shirting Bleached Cotton Drill Slato oolored do Marlboro' Stripos A Plaids Marineas' Stripos Blue Drill A mix'd Denlmt Apron Check and Bed Tick Brown Canton Flannel Bluachcd do do Colored do do Amorican Calicoes TKIItliMINGH. niiAl^; C OLORED SILK AND LINBN BRJ m Trimming Braid, Colored 811k Linen ^ Buttons for Children Clothes, also fancy op Uoso and half Hose, at apr 19 KEMPTON A VJgggig^ S TAPLE AND FANOY BitY «<1" 0 B V Iriali Llnoni. Llaoa and Cottou Cf tud Browu Bhlrllngi. Pillow Cm Bia*n»“^4 l tons, liuokabocks, Sootrh Diaper, L° n iT?L mB*** 1 * Eyo Diapor,7, 8, 0. lOand 12-4,Lin«BTaU*f^ fa- Damask Napkins, Dowlas, Linen Towols, Q*u» ffl ,|i, ncls, Musqulto Lace and Netting,. 1 “ rn { Sgies'9 r ,*J* _ lAadies', Gent's and Children's Hoslegr^Ls^^^ K'k* K EW MACKEREL—20 kilts of uow No. 1 ^''^VAo^^lo^sViaJketprjcg,^. , Mackerel, pot up expressly for family use. Just bo £*°? 4 for “ lh# {M>V V M dim do., mate 01a Java uo. ou boxoz Ground West in- 160 oases Tea, various.kinds, for solo by McMAHON A DOYLE. received nnd for sale low at BERLIN k NATHANS. HP 3 bttidU* s *aznaas| Under 84. Andrew's UsU O ATS Ud COUN.-EorwioV> r ' i ;;ii.Il. ply to (nag 6) OODEN*" 1 "
