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five DOLLARS per annum, half yearly in advance.
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK-—SINGLE COPIES. THREE CENTAL
VOLUME VI.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1854.
- 1HliaU KB DAILY AND TRX-WNKKLY BY
rU “ join* «• eoopsR.
V/M. T- THOMPSON. EDITOR.
..n.nrMOIWI»0 1 N«W«” •« drtlYMMd ta OltT
Tb. ®JW "mdouam Ii«r wnum. p«y»bte half
luipKrtjy.nvANOK.orfor nmii oun. amt.
J'*'?,.Ltb. Currier*. Single coplee. th»i« otNts.
b , Si 6 5».iWM»H‘'lo«ii»oN»wa, 1 "(for th. corni
n'' ,|| the new matter .nit new uilver-
tTT.) D.ur, ts furutahed for vaukk dollars
v .uce
I*[SSSrtwnU luserted at the fallowing rate#:
A roaoa.eauaE.o.tutuw.,
rlrudrertUemMit* not eicee4tnjj flve IlnoH, tnree-
War the above rates will ho cfiirgod, 1. e.
43 CiMltB.
Car one Inaortlou ,
fur one week Si *0, Ac.Ac.
tdvertleeinoiU (tom transient persona must be
eJvertieoni, exceeding In their adverttao;
utataUiee
b! chanteAIat proportional ratee,
_ A n betters directed to this olBce or to the Ed!
... innit be postpaid.
uralMvertlnaincnta Inserted at the uaual rates.
ijegaife Punting pfos.
i Official Health Report,
' T j, e following l* the report of the number of In
praieutu In all tho Cemeteries for the past week,
pMnmendng on Wednesday the 4th October, and
iDtliug on Tuesday evening, 10th instant, at 9
o'clock:
Wedjcksdat, Oct. 4, 9 1*. M.
iAurel Grove Cemetery.
• Thorns* Watson,30 years, yol. fever, N. York.
AND Colored—Charlotte, 10 years, yellow
fcw; w. II. Gilbert, 0 years, yellow fever; Iufaut
6 days, unknown.
Total 4-by yellow fever 3.
< UthoHc CY metery.
Ur*. 11. Devine, 21 years, bilious fever, Ireland.
Monica U. Kiely, 38 years, yel. fever, Philadelp’a
Viiliam I'ltt, 3 weeks, spasms, Savannah.
ToUllnterments 7—by yellow fever 4,
• Died at the Hospital,
f Brought dead from Augusta.
Thl'bhdat, Oct.B, 9 P. M.
Laurel Grove CY met try.
jtlunlelM. Gilman, 38 yr*., yellow fever, Mass.
Win. C. Beewan, 23 yrs., yellow fever, Ga.
Frank Corls, 49 yrs., rhronlcdiarrhoea, Spain,
uplila B. Harmon, 2*^ yrs., yellow fever, Sav’h.
Blacks and Colored.—John, 3years, worms; Ell-
1,28 years, bilious fever.
TolftlO—of yellow fever 3.
Catholic Cemo'try.
i.Cormick, 7 years, fever, Ireland,
iry j*taoy, 58 years,debility, Irelaud.
Total 2—yellow fever none.
Total Iuterments 8—yellow fever 3.
'Died at the County Jail,
fDied at the Infirmary.
Friday, Oct. 0, 9 o’clock, P. M.
Laurel Grove CY metery.
iVinris—None.
Slccks—John, 4 years, worms.
Frank, 12J^ years, bilious fover.
ioth died In the countrv.
At the Oathotic (hmeUry.
renre Power.'bllious fever, 30 years, Ireland,
sr Ulggins, 60 years, bilious fever, Ireland.
haeljMeskell, 4 years, bilious fever, Ireland,
utal iuterments 5—yellow fever, none.
Saturday, Oct. 7, P. M.
Laurel Grove (Ymetery.
Whites—None.
Blacks—Nanny, 2 years, diarrhoea.
i Sunday, October 8, 9 P. M.
Interments in Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Dr. Joachim B. Saussey, So. Ca., 60 years, yel. fever.
Cornelius Condon, 25 years, yellow fever, England.
•John Hall, 24 years, yellow fovor, Nova Scotia.
Blacks—Elizabeth, 4months, spasms.
Total 4—yellow fever 3.
Oathotic Cemetery.
J.ts. Uochc, 28 years, yellow fever, Ireland.
•Mm McKean, 10 wcoks, spasms, Savannah.
Total Interments 0—yellow fever 4*
bled at the Infirmary.
Monday, Oct. 9, 9 P. M.
In IxtureJ Grove Ometery.
•John Forth, 29 years, years, yel. fever, N. York.
Bucks,—Hetty. 50 years, yellow fever.
Total Interments 2 by yellow fever.
• Died at the Infirmary.
Tuksday, Oct. 10, 9, P. M.
Interments in Laurel Grove Oe.mcU.ry.
*John Webster, 18 years, yellow fever, New York.
Frmlerika Fathers, 70 years, old age, Germany.
Total 2—yellow fever 1.
In the (hiholie Oimelcry.
lirvan Foley, 30 years, yellow fover, Ireland.
Mix McCarthy 4 years, whoopiug cough, Sav’h.
Total 2—of yellow fever 1.
Total Interments 4—of yellow fever 2.
•Died at tho Infirmary.
Total 33 15
Ui** Interments for tho past eight wooks have been
follows:
Interments. Yellow thver.
*'"k ending Aug. 23d 67.— 42
" ’* 29 th 92 60
. " Sept. 6th 123. "• .74
‘ “ 12tli 210. 12?
.. “ “ 19th 189 131
M “ 26th 121 85
.. * “ Oct. 3d 27
I “ 10th -12
j|°Ul for g weeks .883 580
recapitulation.
dug Is the total uumbur of iuterments
«t week, ending at 9 o’clock on Tuesday
fffu 4, lOth instant, In all the Cemeteries iu the
city;
, r , Inl'mcnts. Yel• fhv.
Wednesday, October 4th 7 4
Thursday, •• stla «..« 8. 3
“ 6th 5 0
cjturday, •• 7th - 1 0
Sunday, - 8th 6 4
Monday, •• gth 2 2
Tuesday, ** luth i 4. 2
Total for the week 33 16
The nlKJvu table shows that tho number burled
during tho past seveu days, amounts to thirty,
three, of whom fifteeu died from yellow fever.—
The interments at the different oemeteries are as
fallow* •
Interments. Yellow Fever.
mrel Grove Ometery, 21 12
'•Athoiic Cemetery 12 3
book binding anc blank book
manufacturing ut
JOHN 1}. DElTZf
yVT HO, having become interested In this branch
1 • ofthe business «if
W| „ J0I *N M. COOPKIf Sc CO.,
8 '« hU beat attention to all work entrust'd
j .. . to blacare.
, * L “ r *« Mto.k of Paper,
lurrr.'bjfb Wi," 1 guelllleeof lbs best munufue-
»r pihtf,'S'" K : u,,u ‘ b ' a "Y description
sms t>e (urulshod that may he desired
P’ a SHION D B I ^ H AUGUST 9.
yfi® 11 FAMINE; By Mrs. Ann S.
*JJ aulhor of Au, J' Herbert,
i 1 "!'" durlnl froro personal observa-
^." ce “ art “ 8 * K
,n tUeTro
£: li , U P di , r,ir t e™ ,,,Ul " 1 fro,,,
A ^l»*nt'Mo n r .*.T K' La "tJ Iron lire.
Il ^;t Curzon^H 108 oftho K**'’ °y the Hon
■ The ' hfroail: By Charlea Lever.
or Way to Wealth
lorior aii!i ni < V?
, Tt'e vI£. ,Stl 5 cUon *
By Ike Marve* of * B achelor; or * Book of the Heart
,^J^d-Sj»oetn8: ByWm. Cullen Bryant.
K
^ um * Unding from schr
li Burt ou. andfor sale by
_jHQU)OMBl,J OHN8QN St CO.
UHNnON St
J[ENNES 8BR bacon. Por .ale bv
18 OUDAN A BUNK
r PHE Encyclopedia BriUnnica; or Diction-
0t Rhd General l.lteratui e,
8th edition, with Improvements and addition*, and
numerous engravings. Volume 6, received by
*ug 19 JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
B AGGING and ROPE—loo balos Gunny
Bagging; 500colls first quality Kentucky Rope.
Just feetdved and for Bale bv
*ug 13 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON * CO.
ACKEKEL.—25 bbls. Nos. 1, 2, and 3
IvA Mackerel. 23 half do. No. 1 and 2 do. Land
ing and for sale by
aug 14 CLAG1IORN A GUNN!
I CUNNINGHAM.
N
EW GEORGIA FLOUR.—100 bbls. ol
Granite Mills, lauding and for sale by
l _ noi.coMhi:. .H'IIn^on* t CO.
H AY.—50 bales North rivor Hay, landing
per achr. P. R. Burton, and for aule by
aug 11 COHENS A HERTZ.
| fUANO.—Genuine Pcruviim in bags, for
VT sale In lota to suit purchasers, by
«*ug 21 MINIS t FLORANCK.
P ORTER—20 casks Pints, received and for
sale by HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON A CO.
aug 10
M
aug 18
A HYLAND OATS.—Prime Maryland
OhIh, In white sucks. For sulo by
L 8>
JAMES I. SNIDER.
ROPE.
1 HIRER hundred coils, Hemp Leaf Brand,
direct front tliu manufactory, landing from brig
Josephus, for sale low by
Jo 21 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
GEORGIA FLOUR.
DHLS, superfine Georgia Flour.
75 bags «lo. do. do.
Just received and lor sale by
22 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
125
BATH BRICK.
SUPPLY of this superior article of knife
brick, received and for Hale at the Drug Store,
50,
BACON!BACON 11
1I11DS choice Bacon Sides,
_) . do do do Shoulders,
30 tlcrce Hams, Dnffleld’s, In store and for sale
(Je 2) SWIFT A CO.
1TINKGAR—30 bbls. White Wino and Ci-
V der Vinegar, for sale by
J«J4 IIYLAND A O’NEILL.
H AY—One hundred bales Northern Hay
Lauding from-steamer Knoxville, for sale by
Jo 6 CL AO HORN A CUNNINGHAM.
( NORN.—800 bushels Corn, in sacks. For
J sale by fjy tel C011KN8 * HERTZ.
sale by [aug 12J DAVID It. I)ILLON_
I ^LOUR.—200 bbls. fresh ground, from now
wheat, in bags. Now In store, and for sale by
aug 24— tf l’UOS. S. WAYNE A SON.
w
Je 9
HITE Wine Vinegar—received diroct
from Franco, for sale by
,MINIS
t A FLORANCK.
D c
H AY.—One hundrod bales good Northern
Hay, lauding from bark Golden Age. For sale
by [Jy 14J BKIUIIAM.KELLY A CO.
R OPE—A choice lot of Kentucky Rope in
store and for sale by
Jy 3 MINIS A FLORANCK.
( NUKESE, Butter and Lard; just received
J per late arrivals, and for sale by
ANDERSON &SWAN8TON,
Jy 4 157 BJoughton street.
C HAMPAGNE.—Hcidsick,Verzena,Bou.dti,
Crown and Anchor brands, In quarts and pints
for sale by [Jy 3) MINIS A FLORENCE.
W HITE Castile Soap, Genuine Leghorn
Castile Soap. For sale by
Je 23 JOHN B. MOORE A CO.
C RACKERS, Ac.—Twenty-five bbls Sugar
Crackers; 25 do Butter do : 40 boxes Soda do ;
25 bbls Pilot Bread, landing aud for sale by
Jy 14 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
RESTON MERRILL’S Yeast Powdors.—
A fresh supply Just rycelye^und far safe
JOHN B. MOORE A <
1 ANDING from achr P R Burton—
J 50 boxes C W Smith’s family Soap,
150 bags Shot, assorted,
300 reams Wrapping Paper,
50 boxes Adamantine Candles, and for sale by
V INEGAR—Twenty barrels White Wine
Vinegar, 20 do. Cider do. For sale by
Je 8 McMAHON A BOYLE.
G RIND-STONES—5,000 lbs. Nova Scotia
Urind-stonca, assorted sizes, Iu store and for
■ale low, by SAMUEL PALMER A SON,
Je 3 Gibbons’ Buildings.
M c
T RUCKS, suitable for warehouse purposes,
for sate low by SAMUEL PALMER A SON.
Je 13 Gibbous’ Building
W HITE DUCK COATS.—Another lot
received, and lor sale by
Jy 27 ROB IN 80 N A CAMP.
EIDSICK CHAMPAGNE.—50 IrnOot,
Heldslck Champagne, In quarts aud pints
landing and for sale by
Jy 4 CLAP HORN A CUNNINGHAM.
JJE
M ATCHES—A very superior article, with
out sulphur or smell. For sale by
J. K. DkKORP,
Jy 22 Apothecaries’ llall.
D OMESTIC LIQUORS. — Brandy, Gin,
Monongahela and Rectified Whiskey, In store
* FLORENCE.
ad for sale by [Jy 19] MINIS A F
AMP OIL, Sperm und Lard do. just re-
J celved, aud for sale by
ANDERSON A SWANSTON,
y 26 157 Broughton street
I ^EN thousand pounds Prime Tennessee Ba
con, for sale In lots to suit purchasers, apply to
Je 27 OGDEN * BUNKER.
P ORTABLE FORGES.—Three sizes; a
first rate article, and very compact. F'orsaln
by SULLIVAN A KELLY.
Jy 28 145 Broughton street
P ORK, HAMS, Ac.—40 bbls Mess Pork;
20 do Dnfileld’s Hams, landing and for sale by
Jy 14 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSTON A CO.
G UNNY BAGGING.—Fifty halos Gunny
Bugging. For sale by
Jy 14 BRIGHAM. KELLY ACO.
20
BBLS. Luther A Felton’s Boston Rum,
30 do. New York Rum, 30 do. Whiskey, In
’ ‘ VBYRNK.
store and for sale by [Jy 221
R
Je 10
OPE—200 coils Richardson’s first quality
lauding from brig Kite, and for sale by
HE!
COHENS A IIKRTZ.
W HISKEY.—Monongahela and Rectified,
for sale by TJySl MIN 18 h FLORANCK.
J IME.—One thousand barrels, landingfrom
-J Bchr. K. J. Talbot, for sale by
Je27 BRIGHAM. KELLY ACO.
P ORK.—Fifty bbls. Mess Pork ; fifty bbls
Prime do ; 25 do Rump do, landing and for sale
by [Je 101 CLAUHORN i CUNNINGHAM.
G ENTLEMEN’S fancy striped hulf Hose
end black watered Ribbon for Watch Gnurds.
Received by W. C. WADSWORTH,
Jy No. 116 Congress street
Mack-
received
VTACKEllEL—10 bbls. No. 1 and 2
. T* er ? 1 ' £ half bbls. No. 1 and 2 do. J ust rece.iv
nd for sale by [Je 14) HYLAND A O’NEILL
CORN FOR SALE*
r |HIE Pettigrew Corn hns Arrived, and will
X be *e 'u lota to suit purchasers.
Apply to Q. A. L. LAMAR.
MACKEREL.
PKS. No. 1, Mackerel, in whole, half,
Cf and quarter barrels, and kits.
30 bbls. No. 2, 3 aud 4 Mackerel.
Landing from schr. I.eo, mid for sale by
J® 26 CLAUHORN «* CUNNINGHAM
40
W INES.--Muscat, Tcnerifle, Maluga, Ma
delra, Tort, Cherry, and a variety of others
too numerous to mention.
ANDERSON A SWANSTON,
Jy 4 |SF Broughton street.?;
KST INDIA MOLASSES.—26 hhds.,
W
VY 20 tierces, und 50 hbb.. Culm. F’orsale by
JyJB HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO,
Received per sleamtr Alabama
TMITATI0N Eng. Thread Lacc§, Jacouot,
1 Swiss, and Mull Edgings und Inaertlngs, Swiss
and Book Blind:; aud Collar*, Linen Cambric Ildkt's.,
Fine Palm Leaf Fans, Oil Silk, French Working Cot
ton, Brown Linen Gloves, loadles’Cotton, Ora«s and
Corded Skirts. Checked Cambric, 8wlss Muslins, Ac.
^ IIliNnY IiAT HKOP * CO.
S ILK UMBRELLAS—A lurge assortment
of superh*r blark and colored Silk Umbrellas,
embracing the following slz***, 28, 30, T2, 34 uml 36
I*” 01 ’'" 1 lllC ‘ l * | .rvS 1 wl l f "8. S K'kliflTON.
B
UTTEll and CHEESE—15 tuba ofohoin,
Goshen Butter; 25 boxes dairy Cheese.
For sale by |Je2fi| McMAHON * DOYLE.
CHECK. 1SOOKH.
M ERCHANTS and others are rospectfully
Invited to examine a beautiful variety of
Check Books on ull the different. Banks In Savannah.
They are got up In aupurlor stvfe, on good pape
printed onldue ground work, aud will he sold cheap.
Call at the bookstore of 8. 8. 81 BLEY,
No. 135 Congress street.
/"lORN—1,000 bushels, landing and for sale
by Iang71 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
/TLAKET AND SAUTERNE, iu Wood and
V-/ Glass, far sale by
y l* M1NI8 k VLORKNOK
COAP and 8TARCH—Fifty buxes No. 1,
S-bSP (jSllfi” MV - “
B
|JLACK and colored ootton Bootch Gine-
D ^ Dn.bt.iU. 1.v^.iTk1«KON.
DRY GOODS, Ac.
CHEAPEST
CASH STORE.
TIIK VERY
GREATEST RAKGAUVS.
A S we are disappointed in our expectations
of having our store enlarged, wo will from this
next September, continue selling every
a rile] u our
Whole Stock for New York Coat!
In order to sell out our goods while they are entirely
new mid tii.dbliiniilit.. U'u .. ........
bought
-. sales of
the Immense quaulllles of goods sold on foreign ac
count, aud wo'have
Greatly Cheapened the Price*
of all our goods to unite a better assortment of
VERY MUCH CHEAPER DRY GOODS
than can be had elsewhere Iu Savannah. From an
experience ol ten years In Importing houses In New
of gettlug European g<*oda
York, wo have the
for less prices than they are generally sold for to
chant*. We Invite buyers to Inspect our slock,
conuenaeu into tne same space In this city, comprls-
Ing almost everything needed In Dry Goods, for
Dress, Housekeeping, and Plantation uses. In our
Very rich Colored and Black ftllk*,
In better qualities und at cheaper prices than else,
where. Grenadines, Tissues, Bareges. Barege De
eM », Bjlk and W ool Ohallles. French Printed Mus
lins and Organdies In very brlllunt colors and best
qualities. French Ginghams, Mourning Goods very
cb«»P# White Barege Shawls, White and Printed
lhlhet Shawls, Misses Printed Shawls,
Embroidered and l’luln Crape Nhnwls.
In a great variety of colors and very cheap.
LACE SHAWLS,
LACE SCARFS,
MANTILLAS,
GLOVES,
MITTS,
U08IKKY, and
EMBROIDERIES,
In Immense variety from auction, now selling for
ue&rly one half the cost of importation.
PARASOLS FROM AUCTION,
of the newest kinds and best qualities and extreme
ly cheap. Our store Is the depot for the best Linen
Goods, (all pure llax) which wo retail ns cheap as
the other merchants here pay for the same goods—
consisting purtly of Lli.cn Sheetings In every width
and every quality. Heal handspun and undressed
Irish Shirting Linens, better qualities than are gen
erally brought to Suvanunh for sale. Shirting Mucus
from 12? j cents to $1 per yard. Linen loawus very
cheap. Birds’Eye Diapers, Huckubuck and Diaper
Toweling* and Dowlas. Plano Covers and Table Co
vers very cheap. Towels. Brown ami White Table
Linen Damasks, in better qualities and at cheaper
prices thau elsewhere. Napkins and Doylies.
White anil Col’ll Marseille* Q,ullta
from auction, extremely cheap. Toilet Covers and
Tidies. Colored und White Linen Drills. Cotton
Casslmeres and Cottonudes. Marseilles Vestings very
cheap.
Cotton Fringes anil Willie Gooila
very much less than usual prices, viz:—Needlowork
figured Swiss, Plain Swiss, Jaconets, Cambric Mus
lins, Nainsooks, Mulls, Striped Muslins, 1‘luid Mus-
llns, very cheup
coats very ehei
and White Marseilles, for ladles’ skirts, ut 25 cents per
yard. Curtain Loops. Musqulto Lace and Tassels.
RONNKTS AND BONNET UIB1IONH,
very cheap. Linen Hdkfs very cheap. 8ilk Under-
ahlrts very cheup. Merino uml Gauze Undershirts,
LisleThr.;ad ami Cotton Uudcrshlrte, Ac., Ac.
We are offering Inducements to buyers In the ex
treme cheapness of our prices. Ami also In the supe
rior qualities of our goods, that distance competition
In Savannah. Our stock of F'orelgn Goods Is always
replenished with fresh novelties by the Fluropcau
steamers arriving at New York, ami from thence by
steamers here. A monthly reduction of prices ena
bles us ul ways to offer for sale more new goods than
those keeping larger stocks of old uml depreciated
styles. Every article In our store, of domestic
buyers, and particularly faipillea, to supply all their
chusers arc tnvltod to Inspect our whole stock, which
Is do thoroughly filled' up to embrace the largest as
sortment, that buyers or large and small quantities
can be suited In a greater numtier of articles, und
thereby effect a greater saving than In any other
store in Savannah.
McCOSKEU dc TREANOH,
111 Congress-street, next to Bull-street,
PLUMBING, &c.
THOMAS A KNIGHT,
PRACTICAL
11 o u * e a ml Ship P1 it m b e r a y
SAVANNAH, OEOROIA.
I ICENSED by Commissioner of Savannah
J Water Works, No. 15 Barnard street, Savannah,
We pledge ourselves to Go all work entrusted to
our care, In u style equalled only In the Northern cit
ies. and never surpassed iu this city.
Shower Baths. Bath Tubs, Copper and Iron Boil
ers, Marble-top Withstands, Patent Pan Water Clo
sets, Brass ami Copper Lift und Force Pumps, Lead
Pipe. Sheet Lead. Block Tin, Hydraulic Hams, Brass
and Plated Cocks, und Kitchen Ranges, constantly
on hand ami for sale.
N. B.—Orders from the country promptly attended
to. aug 8—tf
Wutcr Works and Plumbing
JOHN NICOLSON, Practical Plumber.
170 Brouohton-st., nearly opposite St. Andrew's Hall
H AVING commenced the above business,
ts now prepared to fit up hotels and private
dwellings with lead or block tin pipes for hot or cold
wuter Baths, Wash Basins, Water Closets, Ooppel
Rollers, Kitchen Ranges, Pumps, Hydraulic Rams,
<Fc., Utted up in the most approved maimer, amt
warranted to give satisfaction.
Having had twelve years’ experience In the bust
n«s*. and having completed work In tills city, I feel
confident that ull my workmanship and material will
give complete satisfaction.
49r Unexceptionable city reference given,
may 12—tf
NOTICE.
r |^HI Subscribers take pleasure in iuformlng the
pared to do Plumbing work In all Its branches. ()r-
uerti will bo thankfully received and
received and promptly i
MVRSE k NICHOLS.
tended to by
155 Brouehton-st.
Manufactory uml work shop corner Jefferson and
w. . r mar 17
Broughtnn-st. Lane
INDIA RUBBUIi GOODS.
Chats, Capes, Leyyins, Over Alls, 111uling Hints,
W HICH will not wot through or become
sticky in any climate. Tho cheapest ami best
lunate,, Thc<
i WVCKOPK
Idea In our line . .
ufacturcrs. HOG ERS A
II. Day, 23Courtluml-strcct. New York.
Dcalcistu Hose, Steam Packing, aud every other
kind of Rubber Goods. Also, exclusive selling agents
of Elastic Webbing suitable for Gores in Congress
Boots. may 27-3m
P ICKLED SALMON.—.Just Arrived! per
steamer, a very superior urtlcle of Pickled Sal
mon, suitable for family
Jy 13
B
UTTER AND CHEESE. -25 tubs frosh
Goshen Butter 45 boxes Cheese, landing and
McMAHON A DOYIJC-
S IDES ind SHOULDERS—50 casks air
tight Sides, 50 do. <j^ m BhouMers. u For «alpj>£
IIOLCOMBK. JOHNSON k 1
B OSTON Biscuit; Butter, Sodu, Pilot, Lem
on and Sugar do., ull fresh, by late arrivals and
for sale by ANDERSON A SWANSTON,
Jy 11 157 Broughton st.
B
AGOING und ROPE—50 bales of Gunny
Cloth, old Importation; 600 coils Kentucky
MINIS A FLORANCK
Rope, in store and for sale by
S AD IRON HEATERS.—Tho most perfect
manufactured, requiring hut little fuel. F’or
*»*>« by SULLIVAN A KELLY,
Jy 28 145 Broughton street.
H OSIERY Luduv* pluin and open work
Lisle Hose; do. do. Cotton do.; Misses’do. do.
uecelved yet Florida hv
. U\ C. WADSWORTH.
21 m Opposite Pulaski nouse.
UGARS.—Just received und iu store, 100
bids Crushed Sugar; 50 do Pulo do; 100 do
» U iL l n ^ ' lo Yellow Sugar ; 16hhds
tly Prime N O do ; 20 do Very Good do do dot
iln low liv fit. ix l mi'iuii . .... '
Stewart'
Strictly
for salo low hy [jy 13)
C IGARS.—15 thousand Rio Hondo Cigurs
10 do Victor!, do; 10 ilo U Tonsil, do; 10
consolation do. Isuidlnir and i'or sate by
Jy* GT.AOIIOUN * CUNNING It AM
OLASSES.—A vory choioo artiilo of N.
-"X O. Molasses, lor sole bv
Jy 18 •» -MINUS , fl,OKKXCK.
M
B EER AND PORTER.—Forty.*™ bbls
Ne w York Beer , 25 casks London Porter, land!
ig and for sale by *
Ivin
McMAHON A DOYLE.
C IIGARS.—A lot of very flno HavanaCi
/ gars, received per last trip of the Isabel, and for
sale by [aug7) .MINIS * FLORANCK.
RUSHES.—A great variety of Hair,Tooth,
Nall, Cloth, Hat,Crumb,Shaving, While Wash.
Dusting ami Paint Brushes at very low prices. Call
at J. H. CARTER k CO/3, Broughton at,.
B
I JL0UR—50 bbls. Baker’s Flour, from new
’ wheat, landing from steamer State «»f Georgia,
and for sale by HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A Oq,
C ANAL FLOUR.—34 bbls. Hiram Smith’s
Flour, 24 bbls. pure Genessee Flour. Landing
* | - w - —‘‘ la, and for sale by
CLAUHORN A CUNNINOIIAM.
)ITCn and TAR—30 bbls. Pitch, 40 bbls.
Tor, 100 bains Oakum. Landing aud far Sale by
iu 7 CLAUHORN k CUNNINGHAM.
NUMBER 75.
DRY GOODS, &c,
THE NEWEST STYLES OF
FANCY AND DREW* COODS,
And Staple Drew* Good*,
g. CUKKKLb, Agent.
Not, 154 (Xmarrssand 73 NLJulitn-sts., Savannah, (,,
I NVITES all purchasers of Dry Goodh
and out of Savannah to Ida SPRING STOUR
which for extent, varloty. beMty of style and rlchnes
of material, surpass any that has ever before beenof
fared to the public, Iu tho retail trade In thin city.—
The following enumeration tadcNlgm d to
Idea of what ills stock COM PRISES.
BKRAGKS.
Plain and Fancy Iu gnat variety of styles ami col
Plain Black do. «
Figured Second JMoiirntng do.
Him-. Brown and Green do. for Veils,
FANCY FIUlJlUJD FRENCH MUSLIN.
Ranging In quality from tP-SO. to 76c. ( Swiss and
Jacouett Muslius, l’luln Striped, Figured and Plahf.
PRINTS.
French, F^ngllsh and Aiuerfean Prints, the largest
stock ever brought to this market, varying In price
from 6to 60 Tents a van!.
GINGHAMS.
Manchester, Lancaster. Kugh-di and Scotch Ging
hams, from 12>a to 37>■ cents». yard.
SILKS.
It Is Impossible to delineate here the diff erent styles
now offered for sale, aa deacriptlon would only con
vey a faint Idea or their rlchiioiw aud elegance. In
onler, therefore, to realize the exquisite beauty of the
present styles and the chaste magnificence of their
colara It Is essential that they ahould be seen to be
appreciated.
MANTILLAS AND TALMAS.
*■jEvl
To these, speclahattantlon lr invited: as they a«e
believed to be the richest In material and most beau
tiful In fashion that have ever been Introduced.—
They comprise the very latest production of French
exhibited. The following are the leading styles the
nrcsent season.
Black and Colored Application Mantlllasand Talmas.
Rich Black Lace
White • ••
Crape de Paris
Black and Colored Bcru^^^ *' “ '
Handsome Flgured^Bera^e Sc^iTb In great variety.
Richardson’s and Hunter’s celebrated Linens band
spun ami warranted all pure flax.
Pillow Case ami Sheetings o#kvery quality and
colors, Chinese Orass Linen for Coats.
GENTS AND BOYS PANTA LOON GOODS.
Plain Satin F'ranclaae (a uew article,) Ribbed do.,
Plain und Plaid Gambroous, Ribbed Doe Skin Sum
mer Casslmere, Black Drab d’Ete. Camlets ami Cot-
tonadcs of every description. Funch and Georgia
Nankeens, Linen Coating checks.
VESTINGS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladles LC hdkfs from 6Si cents up; do Hcm’d
Stitch do do; do Scalloped do do; doKmb'd do do.—
otltch <lo «lo; do hcalloped do do; dohmbd dotlo.—
Men’s LC hdkfs; <lo Silk tlo In great variety; Boys’
do do; do Cotton do; Misses LC
HOSIERY.
Ladles Hosiery In all colors; Lisle thread do.
Childrens’White Mixed, Slate and Fancy Striped do
Boys Brown White Mixed and Fancy Ji Hose do|
Mens’ * “ •• •• . •» *• •« ■
GLOVES.
Ladles andGents Alexandre’s Kid Moves.
Kid made Taffeta Silk do.
" “ ’ Lisle thread do.
Boysand Misses’Gloves of even’ description.
LADIES’ UMBRELLAS ANDPAR80LS.
The variety of the goods Is such as to preclude enu
meration, It comprises every style In vogue. They
have been purchased from the manufacturers, and
will be found to be unusually low, for their quality Iu
prlcev
FANS.
An Immense stock runglug from 3c. to $5 each.
SUNDRIES.
Fancy neck tics, Shell. India Rubber and Buffalo
Tuck and Toilet Combs. Perfumed Emeries aud Bas
kets, Pearl and l’apler Muche Porte Moule. Ladles’
Retecllles, Hair Brushes, Ilulr Pins. Crochet Needles,
Long and Short Whale-bones, Tidy Cottons, Mora
vian do., Linen Floss, Silver, Germun Silver aud
Steel Thimbles, Prefumery, Fancy Soaps, Ac., Ac.—
Together with an extensive assortment of
PLANTATION AND HOUSEKEEPING GOOUB.
apr 10
CLOTHING, he.
*4**-
Sprlng aud Mummer Uooda
KOBINSON k CAMV. " "
Draper* and Tailors,
And Dealers in Fine Heady Made Clothing,
A R E now receiving and opening thoir
Stock of SPRING and SUMMER
XJl. stocKoi Bi’iumi ami nuiUMKK UUUUB, con
sisting Iu part of Fine Black and Colored French and
English Cloths aud CusMmerse; Cashmerets; Drap
mcr Pantaloon Goods of White anil Fancy Colored
Linen Drills; White ami Colored Duck Drills—all of
which will be made ami trimmed In our usual style
and at the shortest notice.
Broadway, New York, ami for style, workmanship
uml quality, wo challenge comparison
Furnishing and Fancy Dress Goods of every des
cription necessary for a Gentleman’s Ward Rohe,
constantly on hand,together with Umbrellas, Trunks,
Valises. Carpet Bags, and India Rubber Goods—all
of widen w e offer on our usual terms and as low us
can be bought elsewhere. apr 1
HEADY MADE CLOTHING.
r pHE Subscriber hns received by recent
X arrivals, an extensive assurfcnentofReady Made
Clothing
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER,
making his stock complete. It consists In part as
follows; Black and Cold Cashmerett FROCftH otiS
SACKS, Blue Mazurka Cloth FROCKS, Buff and
White Duck Drill FROCKS. Grass, Silk and Checked
Linen FROCKS and SACKS.
PANTS of Fancy Cassimeres and Mixed Tweeds,
Russia Duck und Fancy Linen Drill**. Black Drap D’Ete
and Doeskin Casslmeres, Plain White aud Figured
Drills.
VESTS of White and Buff Marseilles, Fancy and
Striped Marseilles, But! ami Striped Linen: together
with a large stock of Furnlshlug Goods, consisting o
Silk, Lisle —■* •• **-*- * 1 —
_.J and Batiste Linen CRAVATS, Gauze,
Merino und Cotton Under SHIRTS, White Silk SUS
PENDERS, Black and Cold Mohair STOCKS, Taffeta
Silk ami Lisle Thread GLOVES. Fancy Silk und
Striped Cotton Socks, White Linen and Twilled Jean
DRAWERS, Ac., fhe whole of which he otters for
sale at the lowest market prices.
WM. R. SYMONS, Drapcrand Tailor.
17 Whltaker-street.
No.98 Bryan-st..opposite !’• Johnson c£ On s Shoe Store.
J. ROSENBERG, Proprietor, keeps con
stantly on hand a full assortment of Ready-
Made Clothing. Ills stock of Clothing will compete
with any other In tills clt.v lor good material, work
manship and reasonable prior ~
Also—At this establishment may be found a well
selected assortment of Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Ho
siery, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Ac.
■ Every article Is warranted In every rerpcct a*
SELLING OFF
CLOTHING!
At tile original New York Colt I
rjlHE undersignod contemplating a change
In their business, respectfully anuounce to thi
public, tbjit they are
Helling oil' (heir entire I.urge (Stock
Qf Heady-made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish
iiiU Goods, at New York cost for (Mth t/tdyl
All the doods not sold by 1st July will be thrown at
auction, as the change In our business makes It ne
cessary lo dispose of the whole stock
If you go iu for good bargains, come soon—come
May H, 1854. M A An * II LYMAN.
1*. 8.—All those Indebted to the above Firm, will
pleasu call soon ami moke payment.
READY WADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, Ac.
C l EORGE S. NICHOLS bos now in Store
JT and otters for sale the following:
Gent’s fine blue, black ami brown Cloth, Reaver
Cloth, Potersham, Fur Cloth, and Camblet Over
oats.
Gent's fine black Cloth Cloaks ami Mantlea.
Gent’s fine blue, black and claret frock ami Dress
Coats.
Gent’s Cadet Caaslmere, Tweed Caaslmere, black
Gasslmere, blue Cassi me re Fiocktecs, ami business
Sack Coats—a great variety.
Gent’s black Doe Casslnicre, ami more than thirty
different patterns of fancy Cosulnwre Pants of latest
styles.
the r
A very Urge lot of Satiuett Round-Jackets and
Pauls, Flushing Overcoats, Frock and Sacka for Ser-
India-Uubber and Pilot Cloth Overcoats.
YOUTH’S AND BOY’S DEPARTMEMT.
has never been equalled In this place,,ami contains
the followln;
Broad Cloth, Beavc-C’loth, l'cteiHham Overcoats
nd Sacks. . . _
Blue, black, brown and claret Cloth Dress Frocks
sortmeHt of fancy-colored Casslmere oml Satinet
Black Satin, figured Silks, Alpacca Block Cloth, and
ItIHCK nailII, IIKUM 'I Dii»r, niimvMi » ivui.
a greut variety of Merino \ ests. All ol the abov
for boys from 10 to 17 years abl.
CHILDHKN’S DEPARTMENT.
contains very pretty fringed and tdalu black Cloth
Butts; fancy colored Caaslmere Hulls, with Vests and
FANCY ARTICLES,
embracing almost every article ior gi-utlemen's ward
robe that can be called for, together with the richeat
assortment of covered and pUIn Caps for gentlemen,
youths, boys, and children.
i be found elsewhere. The citizens and public
quested-to call early and gci suited.
J7» 7 PIERSON, HKIDT A GO.
JALT—3
MILLINERY, &C.
UONNETMl BONNETS 11
JUST roo’d. at tho Fancy Trimming
Ity store, Whltaker-st.. next dooi
win desale aud retail, the
^«^.^..of Silks, Straw ami Sta
ple Dry Goods, comprising every novelty In Hllk, Ha
Un, Crane, straw und Neapolitan Bonnets; Gent’s,
Boy n, Allsses aud lutnnt's Hats ami Flats, Ladles
press, Opera, Morning and Mourning Caps; Bonnet
Lmlugs, trlmim-d with Straw, Eiiibroliti-nil Klluslon,
"*■ ' “ styles, Wire Uuckran
Crape, fillk Sntlu j
and Lace tf
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS.
We display an exteiiHlvc. choice, aud well selected
variety oi styles, partly us follows:—Itloli Silk, Satin,
Crape ami Gauze In Plaids ami Brocade Bonnet Rib
bons, new styles ; Also, Plubl Ribbons, every Width
and quality, mixed Trimming Ribbons,(suitable for
Summer, Baa* “ ■ ~
Summer. Bareges, Silks. Satins and other dress U-
brlcs.varlegaletl colors blemle*l together to match the
mostdlitlcult patterns; Gauze Ribbon Fringe,
style of Mantilla Trimming,
French Flowers, Feathers ami Wreathes,white and
colored .Inpoulcas, Roses, outside Bonnet and Face
Flowers and Tabs, while ami colored Feuthers aud
I Iniiics, Ircsti worstedi Embroidery,Floss ami sewing
slU , every shade uml color, wor Jted Put terns, regalia
Trimmlupt,ifllt and silvered Fringes,TaselN.Laeu- und
WMflll
d will suiiply to older by each steamer from
munulacturers, Banner Ttvacls, Fringes and every
thing appertaining thereto. A great variet y of Pearl
Ivory, shell, Papier Macho Pori moneys, Segar and
Card Cases, Katicy.Jet, Breast sml Cull Pins, rieli Vest
Chains ami buttons,new styles of dress Bnttons.i.obi,
Montes and olhor stylos, steel .glltaad sllvurTrimmlug
Perliimery, Pertumc Bags, luda Rubber and other
tombs, llalr, Nall ami Tooth Brushes
HAIR MANUFACTURE,
such as Ladles’Tupees, Pull's. Curls uud Braids.
EMBROIDERIES,
new styles In chomlsetts. sleeves, colars, bunds, hdkls,
Inserting and odglugs, silk and cotton laces, veils, la
dles’ uml misses’ mohair caps ami nets, fancy and
mourning funs, fancy purses ami bags, bonnet silks,
satins, embossed Kmgllul>~nnd French cra(»e.
Mantillas, scarfs and apron pinked ladies' and gent’,
slippers smoking caps audchUdrcus,habiliment*,mar
kod tor braiding, every description of fancy straw bon
nets and hats Bleached and pressed Inatmpcrlorman
nrr, every description of mantillas made and straw
Bon nets trimmed in one hour’s notice. Persons fr<>m
the Interior ofGvoigla aud Florida, w ill find it to then
advantage to call, as they will find every thing they
require 111 the fancy line.
tSf Fresh supplies of Bonnets received by each
steamer. flw apr 14
BOOTS, SH0£S, Sic.
DASI1EL CHODILEV.
JH FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAKER—
■ corner of Broughton uml Bull-streets. Tho
subscriber deal res to inform thepubllc that he
has opened as ubove, where he fa prepared to
execute orders for Boots of the finest finish aud style,
and equal, If not superior to any heretofore ottered to
tho publtc. Having tnaqy friends In this State who
have been his patrons In charleston, respectfully so
licits from them and the public a call and a trial.
ly
Received Per Steamer Slot® Georgia,
J A Superior lot of Bonkert's Bntdn Those
of our customers In want of his work are In
vited to call. We are also receiving weekly
ket prices.
U will sell ut the lowest I
IIKIDT A HAWKINS.
M»r»l Gibbons’ Range.
Cheap CaMli Hoot & Shoe Store
jjb 8onth*west corner Congrnas ami ^ .
■ Wlillakei-streels.—Th*> subscrlbers^^BB
Mam now receiving lliclr Fall aml^^^^"
Wlntci Stock, which has been selected with
pHitlcularultciitloii to tlio demands of the Ha
vannali tra<le,nml which upon Inspection (which we
Invite) will bo found hi quality, assort mom ami cheap
ness of price, all t hut can be desired by the purchaser.
We omit particulars, as every article In our line may
be found ut our Store, Including a large stock of Plan
tation Brogans. MURPHY ADEVANN Y.
sept 26
HOLCOMIIE, JOHNSON&€<>.,
H AVE recuivod por recent nrrivuls, aud of
fer for sale on accommodating terms—
Sugars—
10 hhds very choice Porto Rico ; 25 do do New Or-
Ipuiih ; 10 do do Trial; 200 bbls clarified A B and 0;
25 do crashed ; 15 do powdered ; 20 boxes Loaf.
CoflVe—
300 bags Rio, part prime; 35 do Old Java.
Molasses—
200 bbls New Oriciitia; 90 bbls and 25hhds Cuba; 60
bbls Portland. •
Cracker*—
25 bbls Butter ; 25 do Sugar; 25 boxei; Soda; 25 do
Oyster.
Soap and Starch—
50 boxes Colgate’s No 1 : 60 do do Pale ; 100 do
Smith’s and BeadeFa Fumlly; 35 do Colgate’s l’eurl
Starch ; 25 do do Common do
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
J OHN DURAND, superior French Bitters,
a certain euro fur Flatulency, WeakneKn of the
Stomach, Debility,Dyspepsln, Fever and Ague, und all
complaints arising from iftfrrnugcmeut of the nervous
It may be used In w ine uud aplrlts, without
ai all Injuring its medical properties.
Among the many different preparations oft lie day,
mme in our mind, meet the indication so w oil,as the
arlIcleubove named ; any body can uiuku a inedl
cine, but to make one tlmt will bo countenanced ami
rocoiuuiemlcd by the medical profession, is quite
another thing ; the French Blltors Is countenanced
and recommended by tho medical faculty, foVdlsenscH
Incident to our climate, viz: Derangement of the
Stomach, Cholera, Ague, Remittent uml llllllous Ke-
, Dyspeptdu, Debility ol tlio Nervous System, Ac.,
' ’ — A. RON AUD, Aj
•., for sale by
y 80
for Durand A Col’S {titters.
COD L1V till OIL
R USUTON, Chirk & Co.'s genuine article,
always to bo had at tho Drug Store, comer
Broughton und Price streets.
Jo 17 WM. N. VALLEAU.
EXTRACT I F BUCHU.
1 TAPPING’S Compound Fluid Extract ofBu-
'J cliu, prepured vy Dr. L. Pierce, Is a new coni-
pound, uml Is offered to all persons laboring uml
discuses of the Kidney ami Bladder. It Is offered
a medicine prepared according to pharmaceutical
science, uud Is certain to give relief Ir the case Is ci
able. For sale *y JOHN 11. MOORE A CO..
Je 19 Gibbous’ Building.
INDIA ( lIOLO(G)GUK.
1 HIE great Fovor nnd Ague remedy, for sale
ut the Drug Storo, corner Broughton and Price
st rests. I Jo 171
WM. N. VALLEAU.
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.
r lUlE fifth Annual Fuir of the Stutli Caroli-
X tiu lustlluto for the promotion of Art, Mechan
ical Ingenuity and Industry, w 111 be held at tho New
Hall, now being erected on Meeting street. In tho
city ol Charleston,commencing »n WEDNESDAY,
15th of November, nnd continue open for Exhibition
until 29th day of November.
Suitable premiums will be given to tlio best speci
mens In Art, Mechanism, ami other branches of In
dustry; also, of Cotton, (lice, Sugar, Tobocm, Coin.
Wheat, Ryu,Gats, Potatoes, ami other ugnruiturai
products.
The Ladles, to whom the Institute lias been __
much Indebted, are respectfully Informed that suita
ble premiums will be provided by the Committee,
uud awarded to tho best specimens in every depart
ment of l«adlcs’ Work.
The following special premiums are ottered
For the largest quantity of COCOONS, raised on
one plantation, not less thau ten bushels—A Silver
Pitcher, or 130.
For the largest quunUiy of SPUN SILK, the pro
dtice of any one pfantanoU, uot * - •* * — *
—A Silver Pitcher, or$60.
For tho best Improved SKA ISLAND COTTON
GIN, on some new principle, superior to those now
111 general use, or for any real or Important Improve
ment thereon—A Gold Medal.
For the best STALLION—A Silver Cup.
For the best MARSH TACKKY STALLION—
Silver Cup.
For the best MARSH TACKKY GELDING—A SII-
r Cup
For the best pulr MARSH TACKEYS, lor dralt-
{ Silver Cup.
For the best specimen of HUN FLOWER SEED
Ol L, not leas thati one gallon—A Silver Cup. ■
For the best specimen of RAPE SEED OIL, not
hh than one gallon—A HlU erCup.
ic gallon—A HlUercitp.
the best CASHMERE RAM—A Silver Cup.
For the best CASHMERE EWE—A Silver Cup.
For the best tliree quurtcr blood CASHMERE KID
—A Silver Cup.
For the best It AM—A silver Cup.
For the best ROAR-A Sliver Cup.
For the Invention of* suitable Machine for pulver
ising lied Pepper--A Gold Medal.
For the best STEAM ENGINE- A Gold Medal.
For tlio best model of an Improved STEAM FIRE
ENGINE—A Gold Modal.
For the best ESSAY on Southern Grasses—Ruffin
Prize Sllvy Pitcher.
For the nest specimen of American SCULPTURE
In slating to the public, that by the llb< rail! y of tin
Slate mid City lo this Institute, they have now In
course of erection, to be completed by the 1st July
next, ami Iu ample time for the approaching Fare, a
large, commodious, and elegant Building, capable ol
holding ill Its main ball, 3.5GI prisons; aud also In
connection with It a very well adapt jd and spacious
machine Boom wldcli will enabfe the Institute to
furnish power lor any kind of machinery that may
be offered for exhibition.
Every attention will be paid to all articles sunt for
exhibition.
All article* entered for premiums, must be sent In
Brazil Nuts; 10 do Egg Walnuts; 10 bbls l 1
Nuts.
Genesee and Georgia Flour-
45 bbls Extra Canal: 56do Hiram Smith’s; 200do
Denmeud’s Georgia; 165 do Oakley’s do; 75 bugs
Georgia.
Domestic Dftq
50bbls N Kltuiu; 75 do K P Gin; 5q do Western
Whisk e;
Powder, Sliot nnd Lend—
1U0 kegs Dupont’s FFFG Powder; 325 bags assorted
Shot: 10,000 lbs Bur Lead.
Candles, Tobacco, Ac-
55 boxes Sperm Candles, extra fine; 50 do Adaman
tine do; 30 do Patent Pearl do ; 30 do Beadd's Tal
low do; 250 boxes manufactured Tobacco, various
brands ; 60 bbls and half bbls Nos 1, 2 uud 3 Macker
el ; 20 bbls Fulton Market Beet; 20 do l'lg Pork.
Bacon —
50 cusks Sides ; 60 do Shoulders, airtight; 74 tierces
choice Hams.
Choice Old Braizdy—
30 dozen, vintage of 1795.
Heldslck Champagne—
50 baskets quarts uml pints, warranted genuine.
Gunny Bagging—
50 bales old importation. .
Rope-
600 colls New Orleans. Jy 3
R. MAYER’S FRENCH BITTERS
J iUIS ARTICLE,—the curative properties of
which,—In the severest eases, (many ol then
long standing) of the allllctlve diseases, dyscutc
cholic, dyspepslu, and their concomitant general
debility,Is now regarded by inmiyluourcounnunlly
as a most effectual remedial agent In th "
To the avowal ot a large number of
perieucud, the proprietor has the pleasure to add tli
Sanction of our Physlclanv,
Who hu\e witnessed Its effects In their practice
1, from the numerous Instances in which
medical gentlemen In this city have udvfei-d their
puticuts to resort to IU use, In cases that hud defied
allolhcr known remedies, it Is evident
that it has met, us Is behoved to have merited the
aanctlnu of the entire (acuity. Notwithstanding
these proofs, uml a previous acquaintance,from prac
tical tests of* Its
SOOTHING AND INVIGORATING PROPERTIES,
2'tie subscriber has been restrained from giving
It notoriety by advertisement, from the suspicion
of quackery tlmt so readily attaches to all ad
vertised curative agents; uud iu doing* so now be
yields to the Importunities of those who hav
dvantages, tliut others may likewise be
bcnefilU-d from its publication, rather than front any
leslrc on his part to become known as the proprietor
valuable an article.
No. 6 Whltaker-street.
C T0HISN8 A IIKRTZ, offer for sale on ao-
J coinmodating terms, 100 bales Gunny Ragging,
old Importation; 100 do do do new do ; 35 ‘
, tun boxes Manufactured Tobacco; 200 colls
Kentucky bale Rope; 10 bblh Lard ; 100 liluls Cuba
Molasses ; 20 tierces do do ; 50 bbls N U Molasses ; 30
hhds Sugur. l<)y_
ELi\ BOXES Bcatlol's Family Soap, 35 do.
* patent Candles, received per bark Marla Mor
ton, In store aud or suit* by
Jy 22
E. O’BYllNE.
t lUFFEE.—One hundred hugs prime green
t Rio Coffee; 50 Pockets do Java do. far aule low
llvir.1 SWIFT Am.
H AY—400 bales Northern Huy daily ex
pected per bark Girard, far sale, to arrive by
Je 15 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
fI’OBACCJU-—TOBACCO- 60 boxes of To-
X bacco— some c
10A1V—100 boxes No. I Soap, landing from
uug 11
ichr 1*. R. Burton, uml for sab- fe
ton, and lor sab- by
HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON
A CO.
N ORTHERN HAY—250 bales of Northern
Hay, in store, ami for safe by
tug 11 JAMES I. SNIDER.
1 POTATOES.—50 bbls. received por steam
er Augusta, am! for sale by
aug M McMAHON A DOYLE.
C SORN—CORN—Pritnl Tennessee Corn, ut
J Depot. For sale by
am $' JAMES I; SNIDER.
N EW FLOUR-*20G bags new wheat, -u-
porttno Flour. Linton A C.os Granite Mills’—
At the Depot, amt far sale by
aug 17 ,/tCOHKNS A HKRiVJ
O ATH.—Heavy Vcunsjlvania Oats, land
ing and for sale by
aug 25
DAVID R. DILLON.
()
ATS.—500 bushels landing and for sale
mg ll| BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO
4 LE ! ALE!! A LE!!!—50 bbls. summer
Stork Ale, Undine from brig Phlluru.and schr.
'■‘Vi- “ ml ,or “ lcl "° ’ 1 W!'m A Da'vI hkoN.
A LE—Scotch Alu, Falkirk brand, in .tore
and for sate b
MINIS A FLORANCK.
f lQUORS—Domostic Brandy aud Monou-
J guhc-la Whiskey, for safe by^
aug 1/ uiaiJ A FLORANCK.
I EASTERN HAY.—100 bulos prime East-
J ern Hay. for sale by
■Qg H ' JAMES I. HNHU'.R.
i>eee. >20halfbblsrFulton Market Beef
Hccetvo.1
S lioil-rs—SHORTS.—15# Im.hoUlanding
per Iron Steamboat Company, and far ule by
aug 21 M. II. WILLIAMS.
/^ORN.—A lot of Corn just received in
v J store, and far sole by
Jy S0 WM If. MACLEAN, Bay street.
r before Saturday, 11th day of November ne
DYING AND
Renovating RNtabllslimcnt.
73 York-street, near the Qmrt House,
SAVANNAH. U EOUGIA.
KSTAnLisitrn IN 1832.
flMlE Subscriber grateful ts) his patrons nnd
X friends for their continued favors would stato
tliut, In addition to the Improvements In Dying,
business, by which he Is now enabled toDy .
variety of Colors on Silk and Wowh-n Dresses, Shawls,
Ac., which he trusts will generally please all who may
him with their patronage
Gentlemen’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Renovat-
may be required, In the some superior style
IhiUIcs* Bonnet* Dyed, Bleached and Pressed In the
ost fashionable styles. Orders from the couutry
punctually attended to. Terms moderate. When
parcels are sent by steam boots or rullroud, word
should be sent him by letter through the Post Office
t that be may know w-h<fre to call for them.
ALEXANDER GALI/OWAY.
DOORS AND SASHES*.
OAA PANEL DOORS.
<wUv/ 9 X 12 Window Sashes glazed.
9 X 13 do. do.
8 X 10 do. do.
Ou constituent, for sale In lota to suit purchas-
Jy 22
LIME.
QArt BUSHELS air-slucked Lime, for sale
OU\ / by A. McALI’lN A CO..
aug 26—tin Williamson's Buildings, Bay atteet.
HALT-SALT.
JIVE HUNDRED sacks Salt in store, ami
1 for sale by [Jy94|M. H. WILLIAMS.
QCHOOLEY A SONS' sugar-cured Hams—
O 15 casks choice Family Hams. Received per
Hteamer Keystone State, uml for sule by
|y HOLdoMDK, JOHNSON A CO.
EMONS and Ornngoa—just roceivod and
I J for sale by ANDERSON A SWANSTON,
167 Broughton street.
1 /LOUR.—97 bids, fresh ground superfine
Flour—Linton A C#’s. Mills—at the Depot For
ale by |Jy 25J COHENS k HERTZ.
Jo 21
received aud for sale by
J. P. COLLIN 8.
N EW BUTTER—Twenty firkins and thir
ty tul*« of New Goshefi Butter, received per
dcanicr, and for sain by HYLAND A O’NEILL,
jt: 14 Marshall House
I VR. OHUROQ'S Gt-munc VegeDiblo Lo-
1 / lion, an efleclual cure for eruption oil the face
»ml skin. For sale by J. E. DeFORD,
Je 9 Cor. Broughton ami Barns; 4 .1 recto.
50 boxes selected n**w Goshen Cheese.
50 do. Healed Herrings.
Ilcctivu.1 per .It.jimqyui'l for sOc kj
r kteairMuyuid lor sule Itv
SCRANTflN. JOHNStON A CO.
( XANDY and RAISINS—Filly half boxes
J New York Candy, assorted. 30 boxes Rubins,
25 liulfand quarter do. For sale by
8 McMAHON A DOYLE.
"01(1 HAMS, Smoked Beef, Tongues and
X Bacon Strips, Just received per steamer, and
for sole by ANDERSON A SWANSTON.
je ao 167 Broughton street.
IMPROVED Scidlit* Powdors, full weight
I and extra size, manufactured exprcoaly for faml-
- use. by *>• K. DkKOHD.
jo I Apothecaries’ llall.
I)
OMF.STIC LIQUORS.—W) bbls. E. Phelps Gin.
do. Hniudy, landing from schr Maria Pick
forsaleby fniaySJ SlINISA FLORENCE.
II
(V
ALT.—1,000 sacks Liverpool Salt for sale,
kl by CLAGIIOKN « CUNNINGHAM.
Jy28
H AMS.—A few more of those very superior
West PhallaHains, Instore and far sale low
by fJy 15] SWIFT A CO.
H
AY.—Eastern und Northern Hay, for sale
by faug 23)DAVID It. DILLON.
~1 KORtUA FLOUJl—40 bbls. and 50 sacks
y for Sale by l Jo 14 ] HYLAND A O’NEILL-
1>RANDIES.—6 half pipes ofOtard, Dupuy
X.F A Co., 7 do. do. Selgnctte, 4 do. do. J. J. Du
W. M. DAVIDSON.
AY.—93 bales Euatorn Hay, a prime at-
_ tide, lamllug from bark Charles Wllllum. and
sole by j*ug IIJ COHENS A HERTZ.
H
' IOHT EXCHANGE on New York.
) .UK U-H ROBT. IIABKKB1IAM k BON.
( -I0FFEE, BACON, Ao.—100 lm(?« Ri<> Oof-
J fee; 50 do Lagnyra do: 25 hhds Sides, In alMlght
packages; 25 bbls Mess Pork* 60do K. P.JJln; 25 do
DoiiiestlcBrandy; 25hall bbls Herring. JhsUoccIv-
' ttuKl'a f >r * >IC >I ' V IIOLCOMBK, JOHSflON A 00.
C 1IAMPAIQNE—lleldsoich, Boucbi, Ver-
ti-nay, Crown and Anchor brands, In quarts
nd plnfa, for sale by
aug 17 MIN IF A gDORANCF.
LB and PORTER.—30 bbls. summer Ale,
BOOKS AND 8TATI01
GVBBKMGK A BKOTHERi
riuiv A AuiiwFlnm.
T I,.,; 1 ".,? an Builder, « neriegof
> ash Ion am! Famine: By Mrs. Ann S Hienhw
DuiS, M00 ® 111 ' 15 ° r th0 Daughter M _
The ’Adventures of Hercules Hardy: By Kagcnt
Sue.
Tlie Gentleman’s Daughter; orGreat City'sTemix
itlons, bv the author of the Rescued Y - * " ^
k Nun, A Con*
, jy the *
’em and It* Wrongs, Ac. ’ ~ '~ M ‘
Isabella; or the Pride ''TPalenno—a Romance: By
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FRENCH METALLIC PENI.
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tr.™ 0 V, ',K' h'ft’rf-th'K hook. Illurtre-eil.
^Vork ..oi of
Jlbfi-no.fhe Dahfhter of the Hamlet: By Hugh
Daniel Boone and the Hunters of Kentucky: By
T
VI li aim hid nun.era oi ;
>V. 11. Bogart.
The Flitch of Baron’; or the Custom
a 1 ale of English Home: By William I
fw.’linmoraSln’.nL ““ HoUel of »«****<
^te^fcV K ° n " nce 0f Revolution: B,
Menichampc—a Legend of the 8ante; By the same
author. New and revised editions.
Oman’s IrOvet lly Eugene Sue.
A Year after Marriage: lly T. S. Arthur.
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Mor^of Weiryt'out'coi'nmon’ ° f CU ‘* , ‘
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Saw BOOKS.
RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER A 00.
. ... Mommy, Auouht ltrn.
[ —* now novoi: B, Chirlea
H a
Dickens.
Fifty Yeara In Both Hemispheres; or Remlnlscenw
tho Life ol a farmer Merchant: By Vincent
Nolle.
r a Chronicle of Collegt
— Youth or Jcflcreon;
Scrapes at YMlIlninsburg.
Lectures ouROmanlsm ; By Rev. John Cummin*.
Tliq Clqsct Compaiilon; or Manual of Ifraynr with
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Out lues of History, Illustrated by numerous Geo-
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Ancient History, Modem History, and Outlines id
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mptatlons: By the authorofth
» Great City’*
eRescuod Nun.
Hogan A Tliom|»iton’* Illum'd Bible.
r fjUS xplondi.l edition of the Bible I, now
«m» . beautmilly ftound In Turkey Morocco.
Subscribers will please cal Ifor their copies as early aa
possible. Received by v «cany»*
CUBBKIKJE A BROTHER,
Ju 28 Market Square.
Jy 18 *
CUBBEDGK k BRO.
M ITALIC PENS.—A farther auppiv of
those unsurpassed Zlnu and Platlna Peas
a.^ b^ tnouyy. Pm™ A Co.^ccuW,.^^^
* ""TO «yO'. receive. ,»nd la
cudbkixi'k k bikAher.
house nuxisnixo goods.
_ J.P.COUIBS,
Importer and Dealer,
100 llryan-street, 9
| B , now receiving, and offers for sole at very
.UK .rt7cC53ih Sr?’ ““ orlm ' ul of
Crockery, Tnr^.n.
pSEr* 1
"Tin-
BriUdubi Pitcher,.
Japan A Bowls,
Tinware,
Goblets, Castors,
Tumblers, Knives,
• Decanters, Forks
Preserves, Simona
Wines and
Jelly Glasses, “ iSmdo.
Mhlte and Fancy Cldna Dinner Serviced, Whlto
Sf""”ti°,d?Wi'ut;ijr«r t e < ' r Wl,tl ' V '' ry
logues; Rich Cut hie Bottles, China Jewell Box**
and other Fancy articles In great variety. *
‘*r— .u.ihb.i.iik j.ue u.uy be fuub'?■ t ho. eat.h.
lUhment, Dry tioo.1, .Jill Cahloet Furniture excep.
(,‘nrpet nnd Floar t loih Wnrehnnnn
CURTAINS, CURTAIN OOODS. Ao
.....V,'’;. 11 ? h'on(rrru,im(57 SI. JulitnStruts
r |’Hll biibBcriber, knowing that the oiUient
aWtahmenfo?l h * ,r “‘ lnt,!rMl ln «-
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
In thU city, un.l h. li.g uw.re that many have
awalttlia tho rn1iit.il.Hi.I. Ih. U... u. 7 7.
... i “hh uiiiih uwuruiiiat iutny have buta
awaiting the cotnpletlon the New Store, so that they
! e i r W!lec ' tloh of t,u; various articles for
£i. r » n M ,Wn * 1 a 1. r wouW respectfullylnfami th •
E L#« c ’ KPn . erM y .’ 1 ,M opened the most com*
pittc assortment ot ail the various styles of 4H)OD8
u?iUally kept in similar establishments. Th* stock of
“oUowlSg Oood?^r“ U Wlllcou,1 “ t ' ln
„ , „ , 0A f‘*’KT DEPARTMENT.
Royal Velvet; Tapestry Brusssels.Mo c at BrtfSaelsi
nissels : Velvet ; Tapestry t
Brussels : Velvet ; Tapestry and Brussels for
.A'P-ir*'?. Finland *Com-
n. i lin e «ly, eiiparuno. Fine and Coi
...li Ingralu; Plain and Twillad Venettan for Sui.e.
Hall., Ac ; Drnmreta, «-i, 12-l .nil 15-4 in width. Si
•very variety ol pattern,.: Ilcxrtli Hum; Parlor and
Moop Mala: Table and I'lano Cover. Silver amt
Ilraaa Oval and Octagon SUIr Hods; SUIr Linen, Ac?.
OIL CLOTHS.
or every width; from one to eight yanln, for Hall,
Dining Rooms, Steamboats, Saloon.,Ac.; l(o«e Wood
Mahogaiiy and OniaU-llBurvOun.Kra oil Clotba
slalrit’ 0 4 J ' figured India Rubber Cloth for
cuntliso.
u?js
mask., variety or colon.id;e^,nd Dull for Shadet
wbimK vsacsssss;* israsiSSM*
Sa^SdHhloSf 11 a,i lh€ v »f«»‘»'rHn>iuln*,n
Curtains and Shades.
„ , , OILT CORNICES.
Bands, Loops and pins, of the greatest variety and
utterns, o. the latest ImporUtion;all of which will
r® kt wholesale or retail, on the most liberal
tcrn,s ’ , « „ WM 11 3UI0N, Agent,
140 Congress and 57 St. Jullen-et*.,
Savannas.
mar IS
HATS, CAPS, &c.
EITHER Wide Awake or Know Nothing.
flti " H:
V T u “ u VI nuuw aui
AT but . now Style White Felt Hals, with Mad
baiida. Jua received at N. K. HaAnuM’
170. Rrmigbton etreet. opposite St. Andrews II
s
FOR CHILDREN.
OxME very soft and fine Leghorn HATS
and FLATS, received per lost steamer at
. received per 1_.
Jo 23 176 Broughton-st.. opp. St. Andrew»Afa.fe
nNi BEAUTIFUL White and Nankeen
Cofarr.l soft Fur Hats, Well adapted for suu
H*5 r . wertr : J'fat recfffved. All who want
vory light hut, will do well to caHsoou at
—won N. K. BAKNUM’S,
— r 26 i _ f^PjStorc. 176 Broughton-st.
PM . SUMMKtt HATI* r*
ASl , «i l .l l ® u Jl l » not l*rge) assortment L M
7®%°f SUMMER HATS, maybe found at^^L
the Clothing Store, Glbboiiri's Range, such as due
tbe Clothing Store, Glbboiiri’s Range, such as lln*
Puiiumas, Leghorn, Straw Braids.
r. . ---.a....I..i, i unuiiiuB, ucKiiurn, Dtraw nraius,
l aim Leal, Ac., Ac., for men. children ami boys.
For safe cheup by [«p 28] GEO. 8. NJCHOL8.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
TFEDALE and Rutland Braid and Tea-ool-
X ored und White Leghorn HATS. Also, a few
*ol those much called for Camueachy lfats. Just re*
celved at N. K. BABNUM*S. m
176 Broughton street.
NOTICES, v
SOTIOB. i
3 'UK General Agent In the United 8tates far
MARSHALL’# REEFING GEAR l.cIuUin
MKHC. NICHOLS, ol Cliarleaton. S lo^tSS
afTlettera fbr Single klahta or Terrtto^, a.
proposals far Manufacturing the Machinery, mail be
addressed. A local Agent In every seaport In the
country will bo ueeded. Early application Is u*c©£
A * r y- tf mar 31
m
M t MOTICK.
DO hereby caution all
those engr • • — - —
ling, purlolt
sby caution all persons, particularly
ft* Bottling, against either buy Iny,
selling, purloining, uslug or In any way depriving ma
°fbottles bearing ray name. JOHN RYAN,
Bottler of Soda Water, Porter arid Ale, comer 0*
t Broad ami Bay-sts., Savannah, Ga.
. B.—I never sell bottles bearing my name.thera
* no person lias a right to buy, sell,give, receive
or retain them without my consent. J.&,
6m
TRUNKS.
J UST rocoived, un ussortine
size packing Trunks, with C
^by
MM