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VOL. XXXV.
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. TllESQAY . MORNIN G, NOVEMBER 15. 1853.
VB1ROH JWBriLII.
W!S
/vI/IAAi Famlll# Lutase Naufag®#, par J. Wyss,
MPIPW A ventures de Robinson Crusoe, tredulb
kttMMr da Daniel Da Foe.
Amelia Oorslna, on POrphelln# da Seine, dad lea an.
jeunM pmonnes, par Vletor Doublet, Profouenr da Dalle
Abreg* da Tbura lea Tojarna au Pole Nonl, depute h ■
Freree, tool Jueau’a trehouaru (1830—1880), par Henri I/‘
brun, alziena edition.
Marguerite Robert, par M’me Tnma aonew.
Lea Darnlera Joura da Pnupelt, imita de Dulwer.
HUtoira Naturalla dea Anlmaui, lea plua remarquabh
de la class* de maimnifrrea (quadrupedea at eataeee), pr ••
un Naturalist* da Muaeuo, ornaa da 00 figure* d’anltnau?
L’Orvhelinada'Moscou.ou June Institulrice, par M’n
Wolllea—dlxieme edition.
Pierre l'Qrand, par J. N. Du bole, Profrueur da I’Unlver
alte—qoartlerae edition
Met Priaona ou Meraotraa da SiWIo, Potlloo, traduotio
nourelle. par M. l'Abbo Baurnaea, profeaaaur au petit 8em
naira deToura.
Auguste at Thereae, on La Retonr a la fo, par M’me Tarl
daaSabloua—troUleme edition.
Erueatine an lea Channea de la Vertu auirie de Kelly c
la Jeune Artlate at de Caroline at Julietta, par M’me Cesar!
Fortenea—aeptleme edition.
Dlancbe de Savenay. par M’me L. B.
Agues da Lauvena au Memoirea Da Soeur 8t. Lous, pr
I<oul* Venilette.
Matltilde at Gabrielle ou lea Bienfalta, d’une educatii:
ehretrieuno—troUleme edition.
Robert au l’Souviner d'une Mere, M’me 0. Guermante.
Voyages et Aventura* de Lape rouse, par F. Valenlin-
aisieme edition. For sale by
sep33 J. B. CUBBEDGR.
THU BOOK OF NATURE.
to physio, astronomy. clien>
. botany, a oology and phyi
„, nearly 700 wood cut*.
Aural Surgery and the nature and treatment of dUeas*
of the ear, by W. R. Wilde.
Godey’s lady*’ Booh for Oclober.
Tlie victim of Excitement, by Caroline Lee Dents.
Professor SUliman’s vUit to Europe in 1851, with engrav
logs.
The Exiles—a tale hy Talvl.
The Camel Hunt, by Faber.
. v noa Albert Smith’s Story of Mont Blance.
The Work* of Calhoun. voU. 1 *nd 2.
■^TomiITS FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND No*. 6 and 6 Illustrated Record of the N. Y. exhibition
.rmV AGENCY.
ityr S(umnw!i ©rorghiR,
WKHO.V, BY
PUNCH & HILTON,
P U citr «"“ n i r
./-trI. WEEKLY 81—WEEKLY, 88.
_. 1TC DAILY GEORGIAN, t
* | tnt \evening,Sundayaexcept*
* e «lih* , *"'C|on !**«**> tocity subscribers,and
* S1.Wiutoctltar. who cub.ro.cl.~l
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SiM • CSZ.Mlam'w'l1**** racfnliif ichedul..
Stfrriiw” 1 WU ^
t1U .WBKICI.Y OKOUGIAN,
TH® 1 w I0 * COVXTKT,
,, m JJ\he arrangement of the malls, three
u.iWUb* 1 *? T l ThurwUy and Saturday.) and eon-
tat*»Voiuimwcial. Political and MUeella-
bbi»llll'* i .'?’ ! ^“ v,l T *rtUem' nta In the Dally, sent to
^'•ttVsteiml Union.or delivered in the city,at
»»F rU# riVwaiM nu. awa’ii, w advahc*.
WEEKLY GEORGIAN,
. T H .u tlic i.mwrunt mattter of the dallies,la pub.
ft.niilflii'd ‘ . n ii, tn in o. at
l^'^joootuw r«R ANNUM, IS SDY1NCX.
i, n ot made In advance, the charges will
Georgian •*, for Tri-Weckly |5, and
jy.-Au.KT. -
vv 11 MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
8AVA * ClkxlH Ruy-Hrert.
nI|CbmptBT gill uke Fire. Marine and River Riaka on
ll U’lA.TtorjITSori." lram
.VrtdJoboff.Anleraon,K.B.Knapp, Henry Lathrop
■BW WINK AND LIQUOR STORK,
4 Vo. 8 IVhitaker-strtd.
\ THE BUBSCnniER respectfully announce* to the
Jettisons of Havaunah, and of the interior of this
fataU. that he has now opened and will keep con
tinually In atore, a large assortment of the best qualltiee
of the various kind* of WINES AND IJQUORS. both foreign
and domestic, Invoiced from the beat source*, and to his
stock of which, atpreaent on hanl, he Invite* attention.—
Having had extenalvo experience in Franco a* a manufac
turer, and in America a* importer and dealer, hia acquain
tance with the trade enable* him to offer assurance that the
article* which are enumerated below are each genuine i
Articles of Direct Importation.—French Bran
dies of various brands: Holland Gin; 8cotcb, Irish and
Monongabela Whisky ; Old Batavia Arruck; Jamaica and
Bt Croix Rum.
Wince*—Old Port, Madelra, Sherry, Champagne, Hock,
Claret, Ranterne and Burgundy Wines.
Cordials*—In cases. Curacoa, Maraschino, Ratafia, Sla-
vaitx, Klrachcnwaaser, Absinth, Ac.
Ale and Porter—-Loudon Brown 8tout, and Edin
burgh Ale.
Auo.
, IIIPI.EMEHTS.
—b^SuL
■SiBharat Iron Fire-proof Safes, Shovels
i and Hay Fork*, potato “ “
,fld)00lB.
Hhellers, Cot
Manure Drags, Cultivators,
Hooka, Corn
itors, Straw
Cutters.8cythcikndSncalhs.Hose. Axes. Pick Axe* and
Handles, Road Sera (lets, Ox Chains, Og Yokes, Garden and
Fancy Barrows, Garden Chair*. Segment* and Gudgeon*
" **■ Teasurea, Grist Mills, Rice Threshers,
- j’sUplandilo.
8awa | also, ll-vud ind
nolfl : (
Cement, lias ter, Mill and Croat Cut
i Yard Saws, Ac. For tale by
CHA’B 11. UAMPF1ELD, 171 Bay^t.
nov6
o Agent for Domcatle Liquors.
R. MAYER.
g H ^relLJohn
HKN’RY D. WEED, President,
MIR.V31 ROUERTS, Vice President
131|.iH.\n0S AGENCY.
.rijhiii! to M-nd for their friends and desirous of
by first class packet ships, are Informed
^lube aro lhe on ' r AgBnt! ' for tUollbo,,0 R 8 cn "
^^^anthorire-l to drawon Mcssrs.Wm.Tapscott
k GK'liverpxd.iu sums from £1 and upwards, which
dnifts’*« negotiable in any town throughout Ireland and
Crwt nriuio. Hralt* on Franco and Germany, payable In
. n »u*«of ttie Continent, also for Kile. Apply to
4«*'i 1 y nlTMtfU Jb (UllH'V SO FU*.
Tlie Cloister life of Charles 5th.
15th English Lsw and Equity Reports.
Blackwood for September. Eclectic Magazine. Silliman'
the lancet, Illustrated Magazine of Art. Ac . Ac.
Journal.
Sept‘27
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
IIUNKER A OGDEN. 80 Ray-street.
SUlTHl-ltN 3IUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
.tSilURY lini~ President and Treasurer.
AUWN CH.t.'K.Sec'ry. \ C.F. McKAY, Actuary
on-lenL.t«l. Agent of the above Company, continues
titaketbefidloaing Risks, vis.: Marine, River and Eire
(IwoBtbe U»e> ofservanl*.
UrrsnfNGitielVrsons are also taken hy this Company.
Vs extra premium for residing in the South.
WILLIAM KING. Agent,
Corner of Ray and Dreyton-streeta.
C O I’A ltT K US I HI* IVOTIC E.
Hie un'lorwlgoed have associate*! themselves to-
grtber. under the name and style of Murphy A De-
vinnv, for the tran.*iction of general IJoot and
eluie business, having the stand on tho corner of
W1V . .*an-l Whltakcr-streels, formerly occupied byM
pnairryast. Tlier are now pro;wired to offer to their friends
la-lthr public, a well selected stock of Ladies’ and Gentle-
•| oeots. Shoes. Ac., which tliey will sell cheap for cash.
’ ’ murphy a roaranny.
01URE BOOKS.
R EmVED BY S. S. SIBLEY, August 30th, 1853:
The Fawn or the Pale Faces, or two centuries ago, b
J.P. Brace.
Hie Matricide's Daughter, or a tale of life in the grci
metroplis, hr Newton M. Curtis.
Itare Devil-Dick, or the road and Its riders, being the rc
mantle adventures encountered by Dick Turpin, Ac.
Hie Pirate Doctor, by a Naval Officer.
Black wood’s Magazine for August; Graham’s Magazii
for Scntembor; Godey’s Isulya’ Book for September; Glei
son's Pictoral; Darn urn’s Illustrated News ; for salo at 1!
Congress street. au831
L 'IFETJNDER ITALIAN DEMPUTISM.—Lorenzo Uenou
or Passages in the Life of an Italian.
South Carolina in the Revolutionary War, being a rep!
to misrepresentations in relation to that State.
Sheridan’s IJfe and Memoir*, by Thomas Moore,
langard’s History of England, a new and cheap edltloi-
In 13 volume*.
General Baron Jomiuls’ History of tho Campaign of W.
terioo.
A Memorial of noratto Greenough, by Tuckorman.
Doismont’s Hallucinations, a rationnl history of appar
tlona. visions, dreams, eto.
Mrs. Lee's Habits and instinct* of Animals, Birds, Re;
tiles and Fishes.
Tlie Fawn of the Pale Faces, by Brace.
Collier’s Shnkespenre. vol. 5. cheap edition.
Young Americans’ IJhrnry—Life of Webster.
Gcrstiecker'a Journey Round the World, a new supply.
- "•* «.—«««« «"UJAMS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subscriber has now o;«cned a largi* and choice
RMicsortment °ruew style °f fall and winter goods.
f"|P3fl.i»nsUting of French and Ehiglisii black and fancy
UU/colore.1 Goth, plain black doe skin Cassimeres. figu
M»a»-k elastic Cassimeres. with a large variety of French
Lacy rasMiuercaof the latest stylo and pattern. Also a
cWeetiriety of Vestings, consisting of figured black and
tiarj Cashmere*,plain black Satlu. figured black and fuucv
Nhs.iad Satins, cut silk Velvet*. Ac. The whole of which
Mb prepared to make up to order in the most fasiionalile
merer, and on accommodating torms.
Ktl ' WM. R. SYMONS.
Draper and Tailor. 17 Whltakcr-st.
ITOL'SF.. - — — — —
n ii t an t 12-4 Sheetings, linen and cotton 6-4.0-0 and
7-4 do.fur pillow cases, white and colored Furniture Dimi
ty. Freach.English and American E'urnituro GiiuUe. Mar-
willes and Uncaster Quilts, large and small. Imrna«k Nap-
kina sod iViiles. white and colored, French Bordered Towels
dovlu end crash. Scotch lMsper and Towels. Huckabuck
Ksrer. Rusda and Bird’s-eye IHaper. 10 4.11-4 and 12-4
Cel BUnkrts. Trib Blanket*. Window r=ea ea and Fixtures.
Pltan and Table Cover*, linen and cotton, just received and
for salt by oct29 AtKIN A BURNS.
L APHVb. gentlemen's and ohllden’acotton, silk and me
rino lies- and Under-garment*; kill aud silk Glove*:
hare cambric H indkerehiefs. Embroidercl do ; plaid wool
Shawls; Thibet do; Rroche do; Scarfs ; Moreen's wonted
l»rtn**k«: wind' >w Shades; embroidered Curtains. Ac.: re-
czlicd and tor *\\e by o‘W Dn'VlTT A MORGAN
aepSti
W. THORNE WILL
MA Ilk HALL HOUSE DRESSING SALOON.
M ESSRS. CUIIKV A n.VNNO.S respectfully announce to
the citizens of S.irannah that they are now prepared
to do *11 kinds of work in their line, at their new shop,
nesr the corner of Broughton and Drayton-sts. Tliey have
csUMidte-l the following as their rate* of charges: For a
single *h»v* 'O-.; |K- r month, for 2 or tlireo times per week
7Se.: 4 tim-s« week $1; 5 or ft times a week f 1 60; every
Ly |1 75 per month. Hair cutting 20c.; bair curling 25c.
shin|sx,ic«20c.
Mr. COHEN will always hold himself in readiness to at-
teal tu orders ifom those who may require his services at
their homes. iov8
MATTE AVAN MACHINE AND MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY,
U NDER a new and improved organization, manufacture
Istcoinotive and .Stationary Engines. Sugar Mills. Gins,
Presses, Uthes, Drills. Ac. Also, every description of Cot-
toa. IVteden aadSaw Mill work..Shafting. Pulleys. Ac.. Cast-
In;* of say weight, (having a large assortment of patterns.)
zt relu-ed prices. F. 3. CLAXTUN. Engineer.
iV|*it 15 Plstt-street. corner of Gold. Gaxton A Wet-
more. Excelsior. Collin* .A Co. and H. Collins’ Axes. Hard-
wire Agency. 23 Pratt-st., New York. oclO—lyr
PATENT SCALES.
F AIRBANK’S Patent Platform Scales—(Improved inqual
ttrind n-luce.i in price)—Adapted toerery reouire-lop-
rntioa uf weighing, as Railroad Scales for trains or single car*
in uv on the princlj>al railroads in the United States and
Grat Britain. Warehouse Scales. Heavy Portable Scales, on
vheels.fur foundries, rolling mill*. Ac. Store Scales, various
muliflcatinas; Counter Scales. Hay and Coal Scale*. Ac.—
Thrr* Scales lave been long known and severely tested ; and
the uoirersal confidence felt lu their accuracy and perfect
sdjuitraent. is such that they nro now regarded a* thestaud-
srl.from which there is no appeal.
_»y!2_ PilllJmiCK A BEIJ> Agent*
„ SILVEK’S MLNERAL PAINTS.
Tr.^T RECEIVED.—A supply of Mineral Paints, fire and
«sstcr-proof colors, unfading. Silver’s Mineral Paints
4if«rMsentially from all others In market. They are not
usjt, they require little oil. they do not work toughly, but
asdly is white lea>L They lay on a very heavy body.
M immediately, and become an indestructable covering ol
fcst. They neither crack nor peel, and require no stronger
«J*r than white lead.
! hue a variety of colors, Red, Yellow, various Browns,
bri J»t Black. They are superior in body (or covering
K®i*rty) to anything ever discovered.and pound for pound
*i|icover doable the surface of White Lead or Zinc Mineral
t*-nti. sa l require lees oil.
I im now prepared to cover Tin Roof*, aa nothing adheres
to tin like Silver’s Mineral Paint*. For sale by
JOHN .1 MAURICE;
Of 4 ID and 12 Rarnard-atreet.
»y
loiee, tho literature of the Sclsvlc Nation*; Theory i
Politics, an Inquiry into the foundation* of government
and tho causes and progress of political revolutions, h
Richard Hildreth, author of the History of tho United Slat*
of America. Ac.: The Story of Mont Blanc, by Albert Smitl
A Visit to Europe in 1852. by Prof. Benjamin Silliman. •
Yale College, in 2 vols., illustrated; John C. Calhoun
Work*, vol. 2; Tlie Picture Pleasure Bonk. Illustrated wit
upward* of five hundred engravings, from drawings of emi
nent artists; Tlie White Rose, or the Lovely Maid of Lout-
inna. a romance of the wild Forest, by Dr. J. II. Robinson
Tlie Golden Eagle, or tbe Privateer of ’70. a tale of the re*
elution, by SyIvanna Cobb, Jr.; The Countess De Charny. o 1
the Kail of the E'reoch Monarchy, by Alexander Dumas |
Burn urn’s Illustrated News, No* 37 and 38. received by
_ *ep2l J. B. CUDBEDGE,
N EW ROfiKS —The Mud Cabin ; or the Character an *
tendency of British Institutions, as illustrated in the 1
effect u|H)ii Human Character and I)e»tiuy, by Warren Ish
am.
The Forged Will; or Crime and Retribution by Emereo ■
Bennett.
The White Cruise.-; or the fate of the Unheard of, by Ne
Buntline.
Edith’s Legacy; or the I/mg Wood of tlie Grange, by th
author of Adelaide Lindsay.
Jane Scton; or tlie King's Advocate; hy James Grant, au
tlior of - Romance of War." Ac.
The Rudiments of Duilding; for the u*o of Architects
Builders. Draughtenien Machinist*. Engineers, aud Meehan
ics; by John Bullock.
Tlie Iteliel Scout;a Romance of the American Revolution
by Aria Ashland.
Violet, the Danseuu.se; or Courtship and Wedlock, by th
author of- The Jilt.” 4 - Warning to Wives.’’
liarnum’* Now*. No. 10.
Putnam's Magazine for October. Received by
nct5 CUBBEDGE A BROTHER.
HOLCOMBE* JOHNSON dc CO.,
Have in atoro, and offer for sale, on the most
Eflfavorablu terms—
B16 hhds St mix Sugar, 25 do Porto Rico do
™25 do N Orleans ao. 50 bhls Coffee do
100 bbls Stuart’s A. R and C Sugar, 25 do Crashed do
10 boxes Loaf do. COO bags Rio Coffee, 20 do Java do
100 bag* old Cuba Coffee. 60 do Jamaica do
10 cases Myar’s Aromatic Tobacco, 50 casks Bacon Bides
25 casks Shoulders. 25 do Hams, choice quality
100 bbls Baltimore Flour, 50 whole slid 25 half do Canal do
25 hhds, 60 tierce* and f>0 bbls West India Molasses
25 bbls New Orleans Molasses, 25 do extra do
25 quarter chests Hyaou Tea. 10 do do niack do
100 boxe* Sperm anil Adamantine Candle*
100 do No 1 and Pale So*p
100 bale* Gunny Goth. 300 colls Weaver's Rope
100 bbls E Phelps’ Gin. 250 E'lack’s do, 25 do Connecticut
River do, 25 do N E Hum
20 qr casks pure Mnlags Wine. 20 do do Madeira do
6 half pipe* Olard Brandy, 20 nr cask* do do
100 bbl* Monongahela Whisky. 10 qr casks Port Win*
15 bbls Mint and Rose Cordial.
Also, the following old and very choice uquore. In glasses :
40 dozen choice old Madeira Wine, bottled in 1847
85 detnijons St Croix Rum. 15 do old Jamaica do, 1848
50 do old Monongahela Whisky. 1845
10 do Pure Juice. 1848.40 do Brandy. 1816
35 dozen Scheldam Glu, 10 do old Whisky. Nectar.
may!8
GROCERIES.
■ 25 HfTDS. Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugar, 25
do choice Now Orleans do. 26 do do Cuba Molas
ses, 100 bid* New Orleans and Cuba Syrup. Stu
art’s rectified do. 500 gallon* Sperm Oil, 300 do
linseed do. 200 boxe* Sperm and Adamamantine Candle*.
25 do Starch. 50 do Cheese, 75 do Soap, 25 do Toilet do. 50
do mixed and assorted Candle*, 75 |>ackages Tea*. Bl»ck,Im-
perial and Green, 150 bid* A. B and C Clarified Sugar and
Yellow Coffee do. 25 do Powdered and Crashed do, Prune*.
Figs. Gtron. Pickles. Italsln*. Yea*t Powder*. Saleratus, So
da. Ac., now In store and for sale very low. hy
mh28 KlllBF-E A RODQPB8.
GROCERIES, Ole.
Corns—160 bag* prime Rio, 75 do Jamaica, 60
Sugar—10 hhd* Porto Rico. 10 do St. Croix. 6 do
New Orleans. 100 bbls Crashed. Powdered and CLirified.
Moujwis—■25 hhds Cuba. 75 bbls New Orleans.
Flour—160 bbls Baltimore. 76 do Canal. 50 do H Smith’s.
Bacox—15 casks Philadelphia Ham*. 600 Baltimore can
vassed do, 30 hhds Side*. 20 do Shoulders.
Potatois—150 bbl* P and Mercer.
Lard axd Counsn—26 bbl* choice Leaf Lard. 0 casks Cod
fish.
Soap. Caxdt.is axi> Starch—60 boxes No. 1 and Family
Soap, 60 do Pale do, 40 whole and half boxes Starrh. 75 do
Admantlne Candles. 25 do Sperm, 25 do Star. 150 do Patent
Mould.
Tobacco—450packages various brandsnndqualitle*.
Lkron Syrup. Ac.—60 boxes I^no.n Syrup. 10 cases Wal
nut and Tomato Catsup. 10 do Brandy Peaches.
DoMBmo Ijqcorb—75 bbls Phelps’ Gin, 50 do N E Rum. 75
do Rectified Whisky. 30 do extra old Mnnnnguliela do.
Wixks—20 quarter cask* pure Malaga. 8 do choice Madei
ra—received and for sale by
apl-20 McMAHON A DOYLE.
IRON FRONT JEWELRY STORE,
Wholesale and Retail,
Xo. 118 Broujkton-tt.,Miaxn Dull and Whitaker.
THE targsst and best selected stock of goods ever
goffered for nil*In thla elty. Gold and Silver Watches,
_ _MYe*L Fob sad Guard Chains, Sot* of Jewelry, Chat,
eiane*. Bracelets. Brooche*. fin* Diamond work linger Ring*,
SilverCastore, Tea Set*,Pitcheri, Goblets, Cup*,Cake Baskets,
Spoons, Forks, Fish Knives, Pie Knives, Cheese Scout)#, La
dles, Byphona. Ala*, all kind* of Plated Ware, Military and
Fancy Goods, and a great variety of article* too numerous to
mention : tho whde of which will be aold at reduced price*.
AU kinds of Watrhei, Clocks. Jewolry and other Jobbing
attended to by competent hand*. HORTON A RIKEMAN.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
L The undersigned beg* leave to Inform the Citizen*
Bof Savannah, and the people in the country In gene-
, .hat he has taken the Store No. 148 Broughton Street,
ouo door West of 'Hxon’s Confectionery, where he will be
pleased to make and repair all kinds of Clocks aud Watches,
and will warrant all work with which he may be Intrusted.
ap27—ly FRANCIS STEIN.
Y WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CV, And than Guodi.
CJB RECEIVING by every arrival of the Steamer* fresh
luRions. making the best assortment In this elty, of all
kinds of Watches, Jewelry. Fancy Goods. Silver Spoon*. Fork*,
Pitchers, Toa S«U f Cupe.9yjhon«, Platod Castor*, and every
CHATHAM ACADEMY.
rnHB exercise* of thU Institution will be raaumedon
X Monday, October 10th. under lhe management of J. B.
MALLARD end BERNARD MAI LON. essodat# principals.
Tlie academic year la divided into four quarter* of eleven
wreke each, aa follow* i
First quarter commence* October 10th. and euda Decern,
her 24th,
Second quarter commence* January l*t, 1854, and ends
March 18th.
Third quarter commence* March 18th, and ends June
10th.
Fourth quarter oommenco* June 101b, and ends August
27th.
The academy ia organized into fire departments—Prima
ry. Intermediate, Grammar. Uasslcal, and Yonng LadtraL
No expense ha* been spared to fill the several depart
ment* with well-qualified and experienced teao'iera.
Tho Young Isidlei will tie under the charge of J. R. Mal
lard, assisted by Mis* M. A. Callkxdku, who wm educated
in the best schools of Northampton, Hass., and ha* been
for the last three years principal of a female academy in
this State.
The CtassicalDepartment will be under the charge of Mr.
Isaao P. Cadt, a graduate of Brown University, for two
years classical teacher In the High School in Providence,
and for the last six years principal of the High School, in
Warren. Rhode Island.
Tlie Grammar Department will be under the charge ofB.
.•allox. as heretofore.
Tho Intermediate Department will he taught by Mr. Her
Dakkr, a graduate of Oglethorpe University ; and thef
mary by Mis* A. R. f artir.
rrangementa have been made with Mr. E. Miilex for
ng initiuction in French and Drawing.
JOHN B. MALLARD, 1 p.. ..
BERNARD MALLON. / 1
Jar gait anb for lltiit.
FOR 8AIJC.—The plantation owned and formerly
iL.I.,. n.1 V IT 1,mI.m~.aA An
mm FOR BALL. .— - .
occupied by th* Ut* Col. J. H. Mclptoeh. situated on No. 190]
*rreMb* Bt. John* river, about fifteen miles above Jack- 1
“ i, East florid*, containing about twenty-seven bun-
res, near nine hundred of r*-*-*- J
JHjUaMpIpa UliiitrtiBttilirtit#
CAUIHKT WABK EKPOKltlW. -
Ipen, ai.. ..
, ..sitlue. consist-
nd. It leeligihly situated, and
cultivation. Tbe building* are
Ing of a comfortable dwelling, Ac.,
variety of article* c<
1 with our Une of business; allol
MACKEREL, UIBCU1 PS, STARCH, &c.
, 10 bbls No. large .Mackerel,
510 bbls No. 1 do do
110 half bbl* No. I do
110 do No. 2 <>«»
30 bbl* sugar, «odsr. and butter Biscuit*,
25 boxe* soda Biscuit*.
60 do Buchan'* Family Soap,
60 do Colgate's No. 1 do
40 do Colgate’s and Beadell’s Pearl Starch.
60 do Herring*,
landing and for sale tv
may 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO
F REMOVAL.
ASH10N.IBLE TAILORING ESTaBI JSHMENT—The sub-
Kriber having Ju.t removed to No. 21 Bull-street, (bo-
'•'♦aCongre.* and liroughton-strcet*.) would inform ills
irteads sal the public generally, that ho will open Tills
Day.hi- v-o-nd .npplvof Fall and Winter Goods.conaisting
w the b*»t French. English and American Cloth*. Caasl-
B *™ *u l yetting*, purchased from tho mostextenrive im.
prtsnln New York, which ho I* prepared to make up in
“1 b *’* 1 »nd most fashiouabie at idea.
J" 1 M. D. MURPHY.
T DISSOLUTION.
HE co partnership heretofore existing with tlie under,
signed, under the firm of BOSTON tc GUNBY, i» this
«7|Ji-solve,! by mutual consont. Either partner isautho-
bMin° WW l *‘ e D * ma tho Urm * n
4«p»t lit, 1853. aug2
JOHN BOSTON,
J. IL GUNBY.
•nil it" on m* own uccount, and respectfully
the ST'nusace of the patronage so liberally extend*
l8 * 1 JOHN BOSTON.
BfSWnwF OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.—Tlie co-partner
th. . r S loforo »A’*tlng between the subscribers under
conJ!? f Z’H'.flAUM 1 CO. is dissolved by mutual
m,, ^ K HITCHELL will continue the business on
•hi.,;, n .V <0 * al ' *ud is authorized to settle all claims, In
inu «“/,*<*» Haln*t the late firm.
F. ZOGRAUM, Charleston. S. C.,
Ssrinn i, . G n - MITCHELL, Savannah, Ga.
^'•nnih. j nn6 fllhi 1853 je8
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, Ac.
J. V. CONNKRAT k ('O.. offer for sale on ac
commodating terms, a well assorted stock of Gro
ceries. Liquor*.Tobacco.Segiirs.Ac., viz: 130 bags
Iprime Itlo Coffee. •.*0 do do old Java do, 20 hhds
Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars. 60 bbls clarified coffee do,
25 do crushed and powdered do. 10 boxes loaf do, 200 pack
age* black and gn-en ten. some very superior ; 250 boxes
tobacco, various qualities, l’s, 8'/. 6's and 16's. 16 cases Di
adem twist. 10 do Virginius and Aromatic.20do nectnrleaf.
Viginia gold leaf. 10 boxes El Durado tobacco. 175.000 supe
rior Havana Segars. 10 half pipes fltard.DupuyA: Co. Bran,
dy. 20 half and quarter casks I’intern. Mattel. Paterae. Ac.
Brandy. 5 quarter casks very old Jean Louis do, 6 pipe*
Midland Gin. 2 puncheons St Croix and Jamaica Bum, 10
half pipes and 15 quarter casks sn;>erior Madeira Wine. 25
bbls old Monongaliela Wisky. 26 quarter cask* Tennriffe, 30
do do Malaga Wine, 200 bids gin. whisky and rum. 100 boxes
No. 1 and family soap. 60 do starch. 60 do adamnntine can
dles, 60 do tallow do. 20 casks baron sides. 16 do shoulders.
30 hhds West India Mola**e*. 40 bbls and tes do, 25 bbls N
Orleans do. together with every other article usually found
at tho wholesale grocery store* jnneff
D^novop COPARTNERSHIP—None*—Th* con
tml .Ji, .«***• * Ibslgere R this day dissolve,! by mu-
Isteof retiring, and Mr. Thomas Wood,
«f 'Vor k rAu ,, ' l t:,kin? h®* rli"^*- under tho name and style
lionl,l«»~i u “'ll debts ng.iinst tlie late firm will be
MllucUM. * n,,w Urn*, and all monies due them will bo
s/Trein*Ji' 4U ‘ ^“foted for by the now couci-rn.es p
KIRBEE k RODGERS,
A C — WOOD At RODGERS.
A ’ u b'cnie-r. In retiring from business in
for the Terr r» rn ? n "' l, " , deeply grateful and obligwl
u* . P^ronsgo which lias been extended to
Uket thi. • ll,u,# -) both from city and country friend*, and
uvUMuImP o! ft t 0 ' 1 * to his tlianks 'for the same,
the m-reE? ,h " llut l‘ a * t favor* will be continued to
“"TulifiM 1 7" , every way grateful to give the most
if Kitibss u n 1 , 4ctl0n pstrons of tlie late concern
S'
JN t.^„,, ^’ partnorslilp heretofore existing be-
HJUngS!j.oi l,l1er *' in,e ^' "°'R r lhe firm of Cram k
Ruineis«/,u , ,U T dissolve,! by mutual consent. The
*Uom all new 0 *i U ‘J™ w ”* *** rattled hy II. A. Crane, to
tod those''"‘.’K will please present them,
•'I'horhe.i ,1 h n,a * ,B payment Either party are
use the mine of (he late firm in liquuUtion.
tn»rj II. A. CRANE,
PO PaRtv T. IIOirOMBK.
withhhn^ I, "j'*;”’^ , t T l ‘ r * , * nM having associated
•Hi continus tl. L ," * IuhQ,on an 'l Mr. James E. Cope,
«f Uounin/1,.* '^' ,,loI ‘*wie grocery buxines under tho firm
BU»2 •‘^•laasox t Co.
n/p.p ' _ T. HOLCOMBE.
^ d*y aniteH| I li IP i^ frn ^ E 7 , T h ® undersigned hare this
»r»l Fseinr-w* , f, ,n,or *"U for the transaction of a gen-
k' tho firnw/ d!_ " J,nm I**l , *n Business, lu this city, un-
»rmof Rxed kTnm. Office 174 B*v street.
ElJAS REED.
w"*"'*: H'-a'-f w. m.. "■
M5A52S7Sda¥!«!w*
Tlie English Soldier in United Stale* Army. The i
ventures of Mr. and Mrs. Sandboys, wlio came up to 1/ui
don to enjoy thcmo-lvc*. hy II. Sfayhew and Geo. Cruik
shank. Tho Knickleturys on tlie Rhine, by W. M. Thack*
ray. Faust, a Romance of the Secret Tribunals, by G. M
M. Reynold*. David Copperfleld. the younger, hy Dick
Life aud adventures of Charles Chesterfield, by th
authorof Petticoat Government. Ac. Tlie History ol St
Giles and St. James, by Douglas Jerroid. Esq. J. Fenimor
Cooper’s Novels The’ Golden Eagle, or the Privateer ,
S<-venty-Six. by Svlvann* Cobb. jr. Tlie Countes* of l»>
Charny. or the fall of the French Monarchy, ay Alexamh
Duma*. Barnuni’sIllustrated News. Gleasons Picturin'
For sale No. 135. Congress-st.
kj EW BOOKS.—The Maternal Management of Childr*
i in Health and Disease, by Thus Bull. M D.
Practical Mineralogy. Assaying and Mining, with a d-
scription of tho most useful minerals, and instructions f<
assaying and mining, according to the simplest method, b
Frederick Overman, Mining Engineer.
The Microscoplst or a complete manual of the use of tt
micro<co|>e. for physician*, student*, and all lover* of nn
ural science, second edition improve-! and enlarged, wi
illustration*, by Joseph II. Wythe*. M D.
A Treatise on Operative Opthalmlc Surgery, by H.)!
Watten. F It CS, in England, first American, from the fli
l/>ndon edition, illustrated by 109 engravings on woo',
edited by S. IJttell, M D. author of a Manuel of the Disea>-1
ofthe Eye. Received by
scplO J. B, CUBnEDOE.
NEW BOOKS.
R ECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY S. f». SIBLEY, 1350 •
gre**-*t.—Bible in the Family—Bible in tho Count! ;
House.
Annul* of Tennessee, by J. G. M Ramsey, M. D.
Tho Sword and the Distaff, or Fair. Fat and Forty.
Maria Do Bcrflieve, a tale of tho Crescent City, by .
Gilmore Simms.
The Race for Riche*, and some of the pit* into which t *
Runners fall.
The Doubting Communicant, hy Septimus Tustin. D. D.
Country Hospitalities, hy Catherine Sinclair
Spiritual Vampirism—the history of F.therlal Softdc n
and tho Friends of the New Light, by C. W. Webber.
Rowland Wcvor, ortho Pilot of Human life.
Great Truths by Great Authors, from writers of all a »
and both hemispheres.
Cleansing the Sanctuary, by W. L. M'Calla. of tho Un a
Presbyterian Church, of Philadelphia. Je2
MORE NEW IIOOKS.
R ECEIVED BY S S. SIBLEY. Juno 28. 1853.—F/l r
Clifton, a store of School Ufa. by C. Adams.
Tlie Old Forest Ranger, or Wild Sport* of India, by J j.
Walter Cambell and Frank Forester.
A New History of the World, giving an account of - e
various Revolutions in Europe and America, to the pre*' >t
time, by II. White. B. A.
Consolation, by James W. Alexander, D. D.
The Believe, by Rev. Hugh White.
Harpers Maguzine for July, an interesting number.
Putnam's Magazine for July.
Barn urn's Illustrated News, Gleason’s Pictoral. Ac.
june30
NEW BOOKS.
N ARRATIVE of a Journey round tlie World, compi -
ing Chili, the (Sold Regions of California and Aust i-
lia. the South Sea Islands and Java, by E Girstaecker.
Romance of Abelard and Heloise. by O W Wright.
Pvscoftiancy. Spirit Rapping* and Table Tippings expos* I,
by Professor Charles O Page.
A History of England from the first invasion of the T -
mans to the acceiudon of William and Mary In 1088, by J' o
Lingard. D. D.
Heavenly Recognition—Will we know our f.iends in hea
ven? by Rev H Harbaugh.
Heaven, or the Fainted Dead.by Harbaugh.
Tlie Heavenly Home, or the Employment and Enjoynu it
of the Saints in Heaven.
The Illustrated Magazine of Art for August; the Ed t-
burgh Review for July; Ranking's half yexrly Abstai t.
January to June. 1853; Itanium'* Illustrated News; t e
lady’s Book for August; English and Equity Reports, \-d
Philosophy of Sir Wm Hamilton, edited by O W Wrigi t.
Eearth'sLegacy ; Annie Grayson ; Grammar without a
master. Ac.
augl2 W. THORNE Wn.LIAMS,
Of Havanawi lY 1 "# *** en 11,0 at the corner
sssr he “
NEW BOOKS.
S IR ISAAC BARRINGTON’S Personal Sketches of 1 s
own Times, a new edition.
A Memorial of Horatio Greenough. by II. T. Turkertn:
Tlie Pedestrian in F’ranre and Switzerland, by G. Bane
The Uliertine* In American, by H. W. Warner.
A Rook for every America, on the Science of Governme t
and Compend of the Constitution and Civil Jurispruden i
of tlie United State*, by A. W. Young.
Cranford, by the author of Mare Barton.
The 1/mdon Quarterly Review (or July.
Blackwood'* Edinburgh Review for August.
No*. 10 and 11 Collier'* Shakespeare.
I owry's Universal Atlaa.
Upham'a Sfental Phyloeophy. abridged.
Hue!.’* Thibet andfarlarv. 1/mdon edition, illuslrat* *
I/wd Bacon's Essay*. 1 voL'; Rabelais' Works. 2 vol*
aug26 W. THORNE WnJJAMS.
new books.
R oads AND RAILROADS, a manual of tbe principl
and practice of road nuking, comprising the locntic
construction and improvement of road* and railroads I
W. W. Giltcspie. A. H., C. K.. civil engineer in Union C*!
Irge.
Poems of Alexander Smith.
Tlie Instls-af from Sunny Side, hr T. Trista, with a m-
roorial of the author, by Austin Pholps.
Home Cookery, a collection of tried receipts, both ford;
and domestic, by Mr*. J. Sbadwick.
Philosophy of Mysterious Mappings and Reply to Bceche
by B.C. Roger*.
Clmnibers’ Miscellany, In 20 volumes, fancy boards, an
10 volumes, cloth.
Chambers’ Renosltorv. 4 volumes, fancy boards.
Ctiainliere’ Information for the Peoplo, royal octavo, ha '
calf binding.
Chamber*’ Papers for the People, 12 vols.. fancy bound.
The Work* of Samuel Maunder, Including the Treasure ••
Natural History.
Scientific and Literary Treasury.
Treasury of Knowledge and Biographical Treasure.
Industry of all Nation*. Noe. 3 and 4.
• GMey’s Lady’s Book, for September.
““ Uu ‘ h '
$ngU J. B. CUBBEDGE.
UEK1NED SUGAR, Xc.
I Powdered Sugar
Clarified do
60 do I/-x k Klrk|«atrii-k’s Crashed -lo
00 -lo Butter. Sugar an-t So«la Biscuit
20 do Treadwell's Pilot Dread
30 boxos do Soda RNcuit
300 do Family. Pole and No. 1 Soap. Smith and Col
60 do Beadell'* Pearl Starch
25 do Ground Pepper in 20 ||j boxe*
20 do do Coffco in 60 |h boxes
300 ream* assorted Wrapping Paper
60 mats old government Java Coffee
fiO boxe* 1st and 2d quality Rey’s Lemon Syrup
100 bids E riielp*’ sn-l Rose Gin
80 do N E Ruin, 30 -to Domestic Rr.indy
40 do PA HConnecticnt River Gin
20 ami 20 cask* Malaga Wine
60 bbls and 100 keg* prime l«eaf l/ir-1. landing and
or salo by jyJl SCRANTON. JOHNSTON k CO.
WINES, LIQUORS MEG AUS, GROCERIES,
T HE Subscriber ha* on hand a Hue and well selected
Stock of imported pure Wine*. liquors and Sega re.
comprising the following :
l!rnmly—lo half pipes (Hard, Dupuy A Co. • 3 do .lo
old Henne**y ; 2 do do Sazerac, 1808 ; 2 -lo do Jean Louis,
1800 ; 3 do do J. J. Dupuy.
Wince—I half pipes oik reserve Madeira ; 2 do do
London Particular ; 3 do do old Port: 6 do do Sherry
Wine ; 20 casks Claret ; 40 baskets Champagne.
Sugar*—20.1X10 Rio Honda ; 10.000 l/i Cruis ; 5,000
Ia Union ; 10.000 Ia I’atrin ; 25.000 Trabucas.
Fancy Groceries.—A large supply.such a* imported
Cordials. Er-’-«h Pickles and Sauces, Preserve*. Sweetmeat*.
Prune* aud jeuioo. For sale by A. RON AUD,
d«8 Corner of Bay and WhHaker-street*.
GROCERIES, XC.
C OFFEE—150 bag* prime Rio. 75 do. Jamaica. 50 do.
Java.
Sril*K—10 hhds Porto Rico. 10do. St. Onix. 5do. Now
Orleans. 100 bbls Crashed, Powdered, nnd Clarified.
Motjusiu—25 hlid.s Cuba, 76 bbl* New Orleans.
Front—150 bbl* Baltimore, 76 do. Canal. 50 do. Hiram
Smith's.
Bacox—15 cask* Philadelphia Ham*.500 Baltimore Bagg
ed. 30 hhd* Sides. 20 do. Shoulders.
Bkoous—40 dozen, painted handle*.
Bl'CKm—200 dozen, painted.
Soap. Caxduh axii STARCH—60 boxes No 1 nnd Eamily
Soap. 50 do. Pale do. 75 do. AdamaiiHne Candles, 25 <lo.
Sperm. 25 do. Star, 150 do. Patent Mould do., 40 whole aud
half boxes Starch.
Tobacco—350 nkgs various brand* and qualities.
Lxvo.x Sirup. Ac.—50 boxe* Lemon Svrup. in cases Wal
nut and Tomato Catsup. 10 do. Brandy Peaches.
Pomr-tic ijqrnRM—'75 bids Phelps' Gin. 50 do. N E. Rum.
75 do. Rectified Whl«ky,30do. Extra "Id Monongahela do.
Wims—20 quarter casks pure Malaga, 8 do choice Ma
deira. Received, aud for sale by
jy!6 McMAlK>N A DOY1.K.
which will he sold aa low a| in any city in the Union.'
f- -’ ■ :T>. B. NICHOLS.
Particular attention given tetheTtepairingof Watch
es and Jewelry. no 20
NEW JEWELRY, FINE WATCHES, Ac*
AI THE undersigned is now opening a splendid assort-
Mjincnt of rich JEWELRY.embracing tlie recent patterns
ileaf Ear-rings, Pins. Bracelets and Finger-rings, among
f which are some fine Uiamnnil setting*.front 810 to $500.
,JL Also, twenty-five set*of those unique /’tarl Sets afEar-
tAring* and Brooches, from $18 to $125 the set. newest
^vtnd rarest patterns; together with a very select assort-
^mentof extra fine ira/cAresctin pearl, diamond, huaj
ting and plain cases. These, with a further assortment ol
good Jewelry. Sterling Silver Seta, Spoons. Fork*. Indies,
Cups. Ac., and Plated Ware of all kin’s. Fancy Work Boies.
Dressing Cnscs. Folios, Clocks, Bronze Figures, gold mouut-
ed Canes.Cuttlery. Ac . render* hi* assortment very com
plete, and unsurpassed in the State, either in quality or pri
ce*. D. B. NIChOLS
Strict attention paid to re;Airing watches, clocks,
and jewelry. uol2
jBW ELHY~
[m MR. F. STEIN, on Brougliton-stret*.. ha* just recetv-
W/ed the finest assortment of new and fashionable Jewel
er re of all description*. Gold and silver pencils and pen*.
V silver and silver gilted ware and fruit baskets, waiters,
lajltea set*, camllestick*. tatile and tea spoons : fine table.
‘d\ jKickot and ]ien knive*. scissors, and a largo variety of the
finest work boxes, dressing cases, and writing desk* for
ladies and gentlemen, aa also a fine selection of flutinas,
accnrdians and fancy articles, too numerous to mention!
which he offer* at the lowost price* ever sold in this city
Tlie attention of tlie public at large, but especially that'of
the ladies. I* particularlv requested. au21
PIANO FORTE DEPOT.
THE undersigned resiiertfully inform the
[citizens of Savannah. Georgia and Florida,
that they liavo on hand more than fifty
Pianos, the largest stock ever on salo in this c'.tv. nnd
made by the most celebrated manufacturers in the United
State*. Nunns k Clark. T. (’bickering. Bnardman A Gray.
1/iight A Newton.Edward* A Fisher, all well known to (lie
lover* of Music, have place in their large assortment.—
Those Pianos are of rich tone, nnd beautifully finished in
Rose Wood. Black Walnut, and Mahogany, with iron frames
made in the most substautial nnd workmanlike manner.—
Also the jintly celebrated /Lilian Piano Fortes, which for
thole swectn««* of tone liave not been equalled. All lliu*
Instrument* have tnotaTTeftrauM* whfjti'render them peculi
arly suited for tnl climate, preventing necessity of tuning
for years.
The undersigned are Agent* for Henri Here's, celebrated
Grand Pianos, made in Paris. For Tower and beauty of tone,
tliey stand pre-eminent.
Carhart'i* MminioN.x.—-Till* beautiful toned wind ln»tru-
ment.manufactured by Carliart A Needham, N. Y..for village
purposes. I/)dge*.Serenading Parlies, und the private prac
tise of Organist*, possessing a sweet and powerful tone, they
have also for sale. All these Instrument* will be-lisposed of
on the most accommodating terms. The price* of the Pi
ano* ranging from $176 to $1,000.
I. W. MORRELL ACo
PIANO FORTES, MUSIC AND MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
The subscriber having purchased the cn
[tire business of F. Zoutur* A Co., of which
firm he ha* heretofore been the acting mem
her in Savannah, would respectfully invite
the attention of those in want of anything in tho musical
lino to hi* establishment. From many years’experience
both in professional and business matters connected with
music, Mr. M feels himself fully qualified to proffer his ser
vices in tho selection of music and instrument* or the ful
filment of order*, with the assurance of his utmost zeal and,
Industry in his endeavor to deserve Him patronage nnd con
fidence of the public. 0. B MITCHELL.
junel4 successor to F. Zogbauiu A Co.
PIANO FORTE WAKKUOUSK.
THE Alteration* and Improvements in our
[store, including a fine Show Boom fur Piano
'Fortes, and n Music Department for Izidlea
being now completed, we would invite the at-
■ntlon of the inuxinil public to our stock.comprising every
article in tbo line, which can be furnMicd (wholesale and
retail) at New York price*.
PIANO FORTES, bv A. Stodart A C«»..J. B. Dunham, and
other* of established reputation, constantly on hand.
F. /.OGHAl’M A CO., importers.
Nos. 74 St. Julian and H'7 1 try un-streets.
•Icc” Next to Market Square.
WM. R. SYMONS, DRAPER AND TAX LOU,
A’o 17 Whitaker itrert. Samnnah.
Ha* Just opened a large and choice variety of Nkw
PltiMi axii SuRJSKR GiKin*. consisting in part of Mack,
figured and fancy French Cn»*iinere*; tdack and cul-
>re<l Giatiinere; Cloths nnd l'u-hmerett«: while nnd
fancy Linen Drill*: with a linre assortment of fancy Mar
seilles and Linen Vesting*, all of which lie is prepared to
make up to order in tliu most fasliiounhle style, and on ne
cnmmodntlng terms np6
STAR CLOT 11 IN O E3IPOUIUM.
A'o. 147 Ba>i • K Irnt.
v All persons of taste on-l refinement—those having
TIs due regard for comfort and personal appearance, may
(Yjat all times select any and every article for their warn-
-JiLndie. from one of the largest assortments of tho Very
Best Goods in this country; either in Ready Made Garments
or made up to measure in unique style, or Furnishing art!
cles of every description and quality too numerous to men
thin Call and see. PRICE k VKAHHB.
FASHION ABLE TAILORING.
M I). MURPHV. 21 HuU drrrt. would res;u*ctfiilly
inform hi* fritnds and the public generally, that he
has received his spring styles for gentlemen, among
•which will be found a* rich and tine fancy Cassimeres.
Vestings. Ac., ns have ever been brought to thi* market.
All orders executed with dispatch, and in the heat style
of workmanship.
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and judge for
ht-mselves. mb 11
p26—d3w
MKllUK 11 UNIVERSITY.
DenJUld, Greene County, tio.
STUDIES.
rptlE Studies in thla University are:—A Theological course
1 of three years, designed for those who are preparing for
the Gospel Ministry ;
A Collegiato Course of four years, equal to that of other
College* lu the country:
A Scientific Course of three years, Including, with some ad
dition. all the studies of the Collegiate Course except the An-
cient languages ;
xnmsBKW.
Tlie regular time for the admission of Student*- l* at the
opening of the Fall Term, the last Wednesday in August.
Candidates for admission nto the Collegiate Course must
sustain a satisfactory examination in Geography, Arith
metic. English. I/riln and Greek Grammar, Caesar. Virgil.
Cicero's Select Orations, and Jacob's Greek Reader ; and
must lie at least fourteen years of ago.
Candidates for admission into tho Scientific Course must
sustain a satisfactory examination nn Geography. Arithmetic,
Kngli.-h Grammar, Simple Equation* in Algebra, and two
books in Geometry; and must be at least sixteen years of
age. Exntxsm.
Tuitiim. Spring Term. Fhfi 7Vrm.
IxTiikuumical Seminary, Gratuitous.... Gratuitous.
IxOiLUXiR. $26 00 $16 00
Scientific Course 25 00 16 00
Lx Arariorv—
Preparatory Goss, 25 00 15 00
Second “ 20 00 12 00
Third “ 16 00 0 00
Elementary “ 10 00 0 00
Room Rent. 6 00 4 00
Contingent Expenses 2 00 1 00
These expenses require to bo paid In ndvanco.
From Students who lodge in tho College buildings, fifty
dollar* will be received as full payment for the tuition fees,
room rent, and contingent expenses of the year.
Tlie price of Hoard in the village Ls $10 per month ; of
washing, room-rent.and fuel. $3.
OJMMKSI.XMEXTAXn TArATlOXS.
Tlio Commencement I* held on tlie last Wednesday in
ujy.
There are two Vacations, dividing the year Into terms, as
follows;
First Term—from last Wednesday in August to December
15th.
Winter Vacation—from December 16th to February 1st.
Second Term—from first day of February to Commence,
oient.
Summer Vacation—from Commencement to last Wed
nesday in August. B. M. SANDERS.
Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
Anv friend, by application to Dr. J. L. DAGG. President of
the University, will receive a catalogue, containing the
course of studies, mid all other necessary information.
eoltivated with success by him, and th# real
Ing of bammoek and pine jf—* “ '*
capable of a high degi
In good order, eohili—„
and specious and convenient bouses, adapted to nil the pur
pose* of a long staple cotton plantation, together with a
grinding bouae and mill, and a boiling house and boilers,
which are capable of turning out from fifty to one hundred
hogsheads of sugar- Also, eight thousand acre* of pine,
laud, the greater pan of which U well timbered, lying on
the At. Johns river and Ita vicinity. For price and terms
applv to the administrators.
J. WAIJ1BURG. Bavannah,
D. A. PUTNAM, Ft. Augustine.
Mr. J. N. Johnson, who is on the plsolatlon, will exhibit
It and the other Ishd. eepl8—dtf
LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale 1,200 acres of Land,
WVlying on the Atatamaha, river, three mile* below the
«Btfork, known aa Town Bluff. There are 250 acres open,
ready for cultivation; also two small framed house* with
good framed barn and good framed store house,nituate on
the bank of the river, one of the best stands for a store in
this section. The place lias tbe advantage of steamboats
during the fall, winter and spring months, and one of the
best fisheries on the river for shad. Any person wishing
to purchase can do so hy calling on the subscriber on the
place.
Alisa, 980 sere* of land well timbered, with 150 acres nf
first rate bay Und well ditched anddralned.readyfor clear
ing. with five acres cleared. Bald land will produce fifty
bushels of corn to the ncre. This Und lies two miles from
Mann Ferry, on tho Alatamsha river.
Also. 5.000 acres of first quality pine timbered Uud on
tho AUUmaha and Ocmulgee riven.
AU these lands are situate in the first and second district
of Appling county. Also, 2,000 acres of laud well timbered
with cypress and white oak. Any person wishing further
particular* can address me at Hall P. 0., Georgia.
janSl—lawdAwfitn W. DYALL.
tar The Raleigh V (N. C.) Standard will please ^puMIsh
CANE BEAT CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
No. 131 A'ovtA SWA Street, PhOadeiphia. '
(Opposite Franklin Square.) . .v
THE subecriberu constantly fin-pk
i [shiny, sod on hsnd RAIn andliia’- TO
I cy Cane Seat Chain. V» grant v«iU- M
1 tv of elegant and UsblooaMe styles.' 1 *
for parlors, dining-rooms or chambers,' made in Fancy
Woods, Imitation Woods-and Fanes Colon, kc. ) --
Reception andCotUge Chairs, of) light end l"
signs; Cane Lounges, Cane 8elteM, HallChs'
House and Office. Ann Chairs, large and.n
Chairs, Store and Bteamboat Stools, Windiot
Settees, kc.
Housekeepers. Hotel, Bteamboat and Ball Road Companies
will find it to their Interest to call at the Factory_pf<.
Jf F.wOOD.
^No. 131 North6thBt (oppositeFrsjUkBnBv^areJ
FHOUTY & BARRETT’S
Agrlcnltnral Wnre-Hotzae arid Seed Stork*
No. 104« MarhLitrttLPhitadMil+ fan&tv -
Lhhh Paourr AMkam 1 Patent 8el/jM|
Slisrpcnin% Plaughs. of all
right and left handed-flubsoll^K;
HID and Double Mould, kc.. with
Steel Extending Points. Bar sbsre, Beach, and other ithdi
of Castings for repairing. Th* Emperor of RaMU awarded
for tbe above Plougba. a Massive Gold Medal, value 8800.—
Also, the Great Medal at the World’s Fair, was awarded P;
k M. Plough No. 40. Cultivators with Donhle-Point Palish-
ed Steel Teeth, which can be reversed, thus getting DoubU
Wear ol the common Teeth. Also, Cultivators of all kiads
with 8tecl Teeth,
Spain’s Atmospheric Churns.
Corn Planters,
weekly for six months, and send bill to
Turnip Drills, 4 to 8&
Grant’s Patent Fan lulls,
i.aw scnOOIi OF HARVARD COLLEGE.
T lllrs institution affords a complete course of legal edu
cation for the bar In any of the United State/, except-
ing only matters of merely local law and practice; and also
a systematic course of instruction In Commercial Iaw for
tho/c who propose to enrage in mercantile pursuit*.
Tlie 1/iw Library, which i/ rousts ally increasing, con
tains non-about 14.000 roluine*. It include* a very coin
plete collection of American and English Law. nnd the prin
cipal works of tlie Civil und oilier Foreign Lnw. It is open
to student*, and warmed and lighted for their uso during
both terms nnd the winter vacation.
Tlie first term of each academical year begins In the last
week of August, and the second term in the la*t week of
February : each term continue* twenty week*, students
are admitted at any period of a term or vacation. The fees
are $60 a term, nn<l $26 for hall n term. For thi* sum stn-
il-nt* have the use of the 1/iw IJhrnry nnd text books, and
ofthe College Library, and may attend all tlie courses of
public lectures delivered to the uu-ler graduates of the
University.
Tlie instructors of the Tjiw School are Hon. Joel Parker.
LI.. D., Itoynll Professor; Hon. TheophiluH Parson*. I J.. D..
Dano Professor; ami Hon. F/l ward G I/iriug. University
Lecturer. Instruction l< given by lectures, recitations and
examinations, and moot courts.
For further information application may be made to
cither of the Instructors.
JAMES WALKER. President.
Cambridge, August 1.1853. dlaw3wi* sepfi
® RICE LANDS FOR 8AIE —The Traet of LAND on the
Bt, Mary'*River, known aa the Citt-off Tract.containing
seven hundred and aeventy.two (772) acres, of which over
five hundred (500) acres are tide swamp and fresh marsh
lands, with a rise and (all of tide of six fret. Tbe marsh
land was successfully cultivated manyyeareaince,producing
Cotton, Cane, and Rice.
Those lands could be put In order with less labour, it Is
believed, tlinn would be required for putting Hammock lands
In order, and are considered very safe from overflow in gales
and freshet*.
For further particulars and terms, which will be made eaay
to a purchaser, apply to John Fraser and Co., Charleston,
8.C.,or to Mrs. Henry Bailey, St. Mary’s, Camden county,
Georgia. •
A plat of the land may be seen at the office of the Geor-
gian. apt 27—dkc
FOR f* A I.E.—A Tract of LAND, containing 202)4
seres.nnd Improvements, nesr Walthourville, Liberty
county. Tho land Is of good quality, nine and bay land. 50
acre* of which are In cultivation, ami the remainder well
timbered, offering strong inducements to persons interested
in procuring turpentine. The Improvement* con*i*t of a
two-story frame dwelling, together with negro houses, stables,
nnd all oilier necessary outbuildings. The location cannot
bosurpnasod fur heaithfulness or salubrity of climate, with
good water, and a range for cattle which cannot bo excelled.
Tlie above property can be bought at a very reasonable price,
and on tlie most accommodating terms. If early application
bo made to the subscribers, at Walthourville. liberty county.
H. W. BACON
_apl26—like F- B. WAY.
VALUABLE RICE LAND FOR SALE.
mm A Tract of Tide Swamp Land, containing 500 acres,
•giving on tbo Abitamaha river, three miles above Dari-
*«■" -en. adjoining land* of the estate of Butler and Dun-
wndy on the east and Gignilliat and Walker on the north
and west, naving a* good a pitch of tide as anv rice plan
tation on tint river. My terms are. twenty dollars (icracre.
one- fourth cash, and the balance on a credit of from five to
ten vears. the Interest only required to be paid annually.
Apply to tho undersigned at Darien. In caseof my absence
Mr. .mmb> PttiNGi.it will show the land, a plan of which can
be seen at tho office of tho Georgian.
SAMUEL M. STREET.
liAimat, Jan. 22. 1853.Jan25—laui
FOR SAUL—A Tract of LAND of Five Hundredacrea
TXl’trictiy nrlme Rice I/ind, immediately opposite the old
town of Hardwick, Tlie situation of tho'place affords one
of the best Saw-mill seat* In tho Southern country, facilities
for timber lieing easy and without end. Vcsssels coming
from sea can load immediately alongside, drawing from ten
to fifteen feet of water. For terms apply to Henry Williams,
U.S. District Attomey.Savaunah.or to B.STII
ty.
3. ST1IJ-N, Bryan coun-
CRANE X RODGERS
H AVE in store, and offer for sal- on accommodating
terms, the following, vix:
20 hhds Porto Rico Sugar. 10do Muscovado do,
10 do N Orleans do, 50 bbl* crashed do,
50 do refined A B nnd C do. 25 bhds Cuba Molasses,
100 bbls N 0 Syrup, 50 do New York do,
200 bags Rio Coffee. 50 do Java do.
25 hhds Bacon Side*. 10 do do Shoulders,
100 hair bbls Lard. 500sack* Salt,
100 boxe* Sosjv. various brand*.
100 do fancy do. for toilet use.
»ng!9
SUNDRIES,
Q A DDLS winter strained and bleached whale Oil.
266 bags prime green Rio Coffee.
60 bags old government Java Coffee.
75 • I/igtiyra Coffeo 46 do Maracaibo do.
100 bbls EPhelus’ Gin, 40 do PAH Conn't River do
20 •* domestic Brandy. 60 do Now England Rum.
60 bbl* and 100 kegs prime Lraf 1/inl.
50 hhds prime Bacon Sides. 20 do do Shoulders.
200 dozen painted Buckets.
20 hhds prime St Croix Sugar. 15 do Porto Rico do.
20 •* primo New Orleans Sugar.
20 bbls butter, sugar, and soda Crackers.
80 “ Stuart’s A, B. and C clarified Sugar.
40 “ crashed and powdered Sugar.
80 boxes Beadell'* 6s and 8s tallow Candles.
100 *• Star Candle*. 300 do No 1 pale and family Soap.
60 M Segar*. of various brands. For sale by
sep20 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON It CO.
II. SMITH'S F1/OUK, CRACKERS, Xc
Q/\ BBI.S It. Smith's Flour
OU 20 half bbl* choice Canal Flour
20 bids Sugar Cracker*
20 half bbl* do do
20 bbl* Butter do
20 half bbls do do
20 boxes Soda do
20 half bbls Fulton Market Beef, a choice article
60 bbl*Crashed Sugar.
Landing from brig Augusta, and for salo
Jyii
HOLCOMBE, JOHNBt
k CO.
N OTICE.—The subscriber bell
outstanding business ofF.
, lo close the
...... BAUM k CO., would
request all those Indebted to the late firm to make Imme
diate payment, and those having claims to present them
for settlement. G. B. MITCHELL.
junt-19 successor to F. Zogbanm k Co.
" FALL AND WINTKII TRADE, 1853.
TO MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE PURCHASERS OF
DRY GOODS.
O UR purchases for the fall and winter trade are now com
pleted. end wo can aubmlt to your Inspection a very
Urge and well assorted stock, embracing every articlo con
nected with the trade, and at eueh prices, in the present
state of the markets, as wiU prove highly satisfactory.
M P REN DERG AST k CO.. 178 Broughton-st.
oct25 opposite St. Andrew’s Hall.
M PRENDEROAST k CO., wish particularly to direct
• attention to the most elegant assortment of New
French and British Ribbons they have ever sold, embracing
every novelty in style:
4-4 rlth Genoa and Lyons Velvets, for talmas, scarfs, and
mantillas, bltek and colored.
0-4 superfine twilled French Ladles’ Cloths for talmas
and mantillas.
French Merinos, all colors; rich Plaid and printed de
Lslne* and Cashmeres.
j>ct2S l7lBromhtoo-*t..op-.Bt.
rflEA—50 halfcbests Hyzon, tmp«
1 sale by |NfU I
A
-a2 WM. K. 8YN«0
Y317 Whitaker stiV-
.1 Jattenlinn of his fri
Jii.eral. to lii.s largo *
READYOIADE CLOTHING FOR SPRING
and summer.
WM. R. SYMoNS. Drai-ui ami Tailor. A’o
ft*. r--q/-ctfully solicit* the/
friend* and l4iu public in gen-l ('ll
large stock of Ready-m i *• ClutlrL-
ing. .-uitable for the present nnd coming season. It h
he- n made up under hi* personal superintendenre an I tor
style and durability of workmanship, is inferior to none to
be found in tlie market.
Tlie following comprise a portion ofthe stock : Frocks and
Sacks of blue, black mid colored cashmere cloths; black,
br.nb d’ete Frock* and .Sacks ; linen duck, drill and fancy
linen Frocks and Sacks; India grass, silk and brown linen
Sacks: black and colored alpaca Frock* aud Sack*.
Pants of fancy French cassiniere*. black doc-skin cassl-
inere. black drab d’ete and spring tweed cas.imere. white
duck nnd fancy linen drill, together with a large lot of cot
ton drill and duck Pant*, for summer wear
Vests of black satin, black bamtheu. and fancy silks, fan
cy and white Marseille*, figured and striped linens.
" Also, a large stock of Furnishing Good*, such as stocks,
glove*, suspenders, cravats, collars. »ilk. gauze, merino, and
cotton undershirts, stripe silk and cotton socks, silk and
gingliam umbrellas, eto*, etc.
Tlie whole of which lie offers for salo on accommodating
terms, aud at prices as cheap as the cheapest. ap!3
WM. II. SYMONS,
Offers for sale, a large assortment of Cloths, Cas-
Isimeres and Vestings, consisting in part of the fol
lowing articles, selected by himself during the past
summer In I/mdnn and Pans, which ho will make up to or
der in the l>o*t stvle of workmanship, and at the shortest
notice. IBs stock of Readymade Clothing and of Furnish
ing Good*, for gentlemen’s’wear, is very large and of the*
best quality and style—the whole of It made this fall under
hi* own inspection, and will be sold at tlie lowest prices for
cash or approved credit :—French black, blue, browu and
olive Cloths; fancy French and English Cassimeres ; fancy
Silk Vesting.super, fancy Silk Plush Vestings; black Bar
athea Silk Vestings ; super, black Doeskin Ca/simeres ; Me
rino aud Silk Undershirts end Drawers; white and fancy
Shirts and Collars; Canton Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
white.black and fancy Kid Gloves; Neck Ties, plain and
embroidered; Merino nnd Cotton Socks; Scarfs,Aitinand
Bombasln Socks. no5 17 Whltakcr-atroet.
GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE.
Isyitlatire Charter, granted in 1849.
T HE Spring session will commence on the second Monday,
which is the 12th day of January.
Oko. Y. Browns. President and Professor of Mental and
Moral Science.
IM/u ii. Professor of Natural Science*.
I.. It. Branham, Professor ot Mathematics and Director ol
Music.
IIXXKT M. Hot.TZrt.AW. Professor of Belle* lx , Mn-*. -
Tlte Faculty will be assisted hy tlie following I Julies, viz :—
Mr*. Browne. Mr*. Branham, Misses Reiiactl, Huinstend.
Meredith, and E. Bennett
Catalogue* containing further information, may be oh.
tallied by applying to either of the officer/ of the College, nt
to either of the following gentlemen, who constitute the
Board of Trustees: K. E. Jones. M. D.. Pre.-ident: B. M. IVe.
pies. K*qr.. Treasurer: Tho*. .1. Burney. K*qr.,Secretary; Col.
,1. B. Walker. Rev. N. O. Foster. Rev C. M. Irwin. \\ in. S.
.Stokes. IMunind Walker. Tachnriali Fears. Nathan Massey.
Wm. W. It. Crawford. M. D.. Benj. Harris.Jos. F. Swanson, j
W. Fears. R. P. Zimmerman.
Madison. Morgan county.Imc. 23rd. 1861
dr 20 lawdfrwlf
UNIVERSITY OF LOUIS!ANA.—MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT.
r’l'MlK Annual Course of lecture* in this De|nitmcnt will
A commence nn MONDAY. November II, and will tor
niinate in the ensuing March.
JAME.SJONFS. M. D.. Professor of Practice.
J C. RIDDELL. >1. D.. Professor of Cheuii/try
WARREN STONE. M D.. Professor of Surgery.
A II. PENAS M. D . Professor of Obstetrics.
A J. WEDDKRBURN. M. D . Professor of Anatomy.
GU3TAVUB A. NUTT. M. D . Professor of Materia Medlcn.
THOMAS HUNT. M. D.. Professor of Physiology and Pathol.
•try.
SSm prciiowK'lt:}
The room* for dissecting will bo open from the third Mon
day In October to the First of April.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians nnd Surgeon* of the
Charity Hospital, an 1 attend this Institution from Novetn-
tier to April Tlie Student* accompany the Professors in
their vi.it*. and thus enjoy extraordinary practical advan
tage* free of expense.
There are about tme thousand patient* prescribed for
daily in thisHo/pilnl.
Tlie number of patients is nearly twenty thousand, in the
year. TIPtMAS ID’NT. M IV.IV.rn.
LAND IN McINTOTH COUNTY FOR HALE.
mm The Plantation known as Ardour, immediately on
yffitho west side of the Favannsh road seven miles from
^•w-liarien. containing eleven hundred and forty seven
acre* of pino and hammock land, of which near twohun
dred and fifty ncre* are cienrcd and under fence. Hie ham
mock lands are of a superior quality for cotton, corn, kc..
and the pine land* well adapted to turpentine. There are
negro houses and othor buildings u;ion the plantation
There i* a water course within the mile* over a good road.
For terms, apply to E W. DrLKGAIh f
augl7—w8m Ron th Newport, O"
F OR SALE—The westerly half of I/it No. 2 Yaniacrnw,
being the Wharf now occupied by the Charleston Steam
Packet Company, measuring one hundred feet on the River,
and running Kick about two hundred feet to Canal-street.
TV property l* now under a lease which will expire on the
first of November next.
If not sold nt private sale previous to tho first Tuesday in
II then be offered at auction at the Court
FISK’S METALIC BURIAL CASE.
■JJlij WE are constantly receiving these valuable
Jgfi^Cases. and have them always in readiness to be
delivered at the shortest notice.
I. W. MORRELL k CO
N. B.—We are permitted to inform the public that wv
hare received from Mr. Raymond, of New lurk dtv. a let
ter signed by the different members of the United States
Senate, who were appointed to take charge of the body ot
tho Hon. Retry Clay, deceased, (which was enclosed In one
of Fisk’s Metafile Cases.) and who went with it to Kentucky;
they say to Mr. Raymond, that the Case answered the pur-
pose for which it was Intended, and meets with theirappro-
nation, and they cheerfully recommend it to the public as
being superior to any other Case for the transportation ol
tho dead. The letter can be seen by calling on
febl4 I. W. MORRELL k CO
STOVES, STOVES.
Tlie subscriber has just received a large number ol
Cooking and Parlor Stoves, which he wiil dispose ol
on accommodating terms. Among them may be
found tho following: Cooking Stoves, Tbe Republic. I*dy ol
the Lake, Air Tight Premium, Queen ofthe West Empire
Premium. Eastern Premium. Parlor and office Stoves.—
Union Cottage, Cylinder, Sheet Iron, (air tight) square and
ovsL Six Plate. Box Stovee.
Hollow Ware Pots, Kettles. Ovens, Spider*. Sauce Pans,
kc. kc. Plain and Japanned Hn Ware, for sale, and manu
factured at short notice. Orders for Roofing, Gutters, and
Leadtrs, attended to with punctuality.
JOHN J. MAURICE,
Noa. 10 and 12 Barnard street
F ISHING AND JOCKEY CAPS.—Recelvod by late Irrl-
vals, a new supply. Those in want will please call at
147 Bay-st may20 PRICE k YEADEB.
TJCTTER. CHEESE, ke.—20 tabs new May Batter, 50
D boxes Cheese, 28 bbls Hiram Smith's Flour, 60 boxes
""di” 1 "" t co.
CjUGAIL kc —10 hhds choice St Croix Sugar, 20 do do do
0dodo8UI#a.rMetv*daadforaate
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc
MADAME It. ACE LIE TOGNO,
W 'I LI. open <>n the 1st of October, at the corner of Meet
ing and Society-street*.(.harleMon. S. 0. a BOARD-
ING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
French will Im*exclusively spoken in the Hcliool and fam
ily. but due regard will be also had to a thorough English
Education. Msd.imo Togno is prepare:! to refer parent*and
guardians to the most eminent Professors of Music in Phil
adelphia and New York, an-1 to a number of gentlemen in
Philadelphia nnd Virginia, to wlio.se daughter* she lias giv
en instruction for several years. 4» 0
KBnutKXCH*:
I’hiladelfhut.—Rev. Kingston Goddard, Md'lle Adele SI-
goigiie. Mad. Uis. Picot. Mad. Acelie Gtiillou. (mother ol
Mad. i'ogno.) Ed. D. Ingraham. Esq.. Dr. Wm. Harris. II. D.
Galpin, Esq.. Signor Perelli, Prof, of Music, II. Hupfold.
Esu.. Prof, of Music.
.Vcie Fork.—Mad. H. Chegaray. Signor Bagioli.
Wineh-jter. I'a.—Rev. C. Walker. Rev. II H Boyd. lion
J. M. Mason. lion. R. Y.Conrad. Geo. Ue. I! II. Lee. E«q.
Charleston.—J. L. Pctigru,Esq.,O. Mill*. Esq.. J. P. Por-
cher. Esq , II. C. King, Esq. Iaml5—sel
-The Mud Cabin, of tho character and tendencies of
British institution*, by Warren Isham.
The Forged Will or Crime and Retribution, hy Emerson
Benitto; Edith’s lx*gacv. hy tlie author of Adelaide Under.
The White Cruiser, or the Fate of the Unheard Of, by Ned
Buntline ; Putnam’s Magazine, for October.
Tlie Knickerlsicker ; the I-ondon Journal.
Industry of all Nation*.
Jane Seton. or the King’s Advocate, a Scottish historical
romance, by James Grant.
The Rudiment* uf tlie Art of Building, represented in five
section*, edited by John Bullock.
Violet, the Danseuse, or Courtship and Wedlock, by the
author ol the Gilt, kc.
The Rebel Scout, a romance cf the American Revointion,
by Anna Ashland. For sale at 135Congress-*!. octS
OTAPLE GOODS.—Kerseys. Plains, Osnaburgt, Home-
O spnns. red and white Flannels. Blankets, Calicos, brown
and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings. Huckabuck*. Crash,
Towels, linen dama«k Napkins. Irish Linens, Bird’s-eye Di
aper, etc., for sale by o29 DiWITT k MORGAN,
and Canton Cloths, English and French Merinos, raw
Silks, black Crape*, black Crape and Love Veils, Collars and
Cbemizetta, black Silk and Satin du Chene. kc.. for sale by
oct29 Dewitt & Morgan.
C LOAKS. Mantilla* and Talmas, wide Velvets, ladies’
Cloak Cloth, colored Silk to make Clorka, with trim
ming* to match, for sale by
oct2fl DiWITT k MORGAN.
J LVT RECEIVED per steamer Augusta, a fresh anpply of
Pickled Pork, choice pieces: Smoked Beef; Beef tongues;
Pig Hams; Pickles, in barrels; Pickled Salmon; Codfish
and Mackerell; also. Potatoes, Apples, new Lemons, Raisins
and Citron, for sale by oct29 W. O. DICKgON.
JjMNE SHIRTS.—ReceivedJ>y late arrivals a large assort
ment of fine cotton shirts. For sale b
octI3 PRICl
L cured Hams, for family use, for sale by
J Handkerchiefs, also, French worked Collara. very rich
patterns. For eale by *ep!8 AIKEN A BURNS.
S ILK Pocket Handkerchiefs, of various qualities and
prices, also linen camlrie Handkerchiefs, of which we
hare received a large supply.
*epl8 AIKEN k BURNS.
L ANDING from brig Macon—I0 boxee Lemon Syrup; 6
eases GiUoux Sardines, for eale by
octl5 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON k CO.
TYCOITRXING DeLAINES—A very handsome lot of Monro-
lTl ing and seoond Mourning Delaines, at
• KEMPTON k VERSTILLE’B,
72 8t. Julian k 102 Bryan-et., Waring’* Range.
February, it will
House. Apply to
de!5
COHEN At FOSD1CK.
TO CARPENTERS, CONTRACTORS. AND
BUILDERS.
T HE cheapest establishment In the southern country for
the sale of ki/Iics. door*, blinds nnd wood Moii'dlngs,
of every vai iety. is at the corner of Calhoun and Wa*hing-
•-u» streets. Charleston.8. C. All my work is nude of tlie
*.«t seasoned white pine, nnd the sashes are glazed in the
•ry ncnleet manner.
A full supply of paint*, oil, glass, varnishes, nnd brushes,
always for sale low. sop'.'—w4w II. F. SMITH.
TO THE CONSUMERS OF MANUFACTUR
ED HAWED LUMBER.
fPllE Subscribers are now prepared to receive orders for
L Fbairing aud other description* of Plained Lumber, at
the Havannaii Plaining Machine, situated on the canal, at
the western extremity of the city of Havannah. between
Zuhty and Margaret-streeta. Order* for nil descriptions of
i’laine-! Lu in tier furnished at the shortest nossihte notice,
and mnniifnetiireil in a suj-crior style, which cannot fail to
please the consumer. Work done by their machine will
compare with that of any now in uso The subscribers
have succeeded in arranging for a constant supply nf se
lected seasoned Lumber, by which no disappointment to
builders need be apprehended. Every facility will he ex-
tended in obtaining mntreial for ail part* of a building.
The Haw Mill, now being completed in tho same building,
will 1m» in operation in tho course of one month, when or
der* for overv description of Hawed Lumber will be execu
ted with despatch. Apply to It. A. ALI.EN 4c CO., or
jy26—eod'.’m WILLIAM NINE, Agent.
PORTE MONN AI ES, POCKET BOOKS AND
FANCY GOODS.
T HE attention of the trade, aud other*. In wantnf Porte
Monnaies. Pocket Books. Rankers’ Cases. Dressing ex
portable Writing l>e*k*. Backgammon and Che** Boards.
Chessmen. Pearl. Shell, and Silver Card Cases. Work Boxes,
(aba*. Needle Book*. Money Belts. Cigar Cases. Portfolios,
Razor* nnd Razor Strops, Travelling Flnsks. and fine Cutle
ry, together with a Urge variety of Fancy Goods, which
will be sold at the lowest rates. F. 11 HMIT11.
Porte Mi.nnaie and Pocket Book Manufacturer.
aug21—eod 1 m 206 Arch et- below Sixth. Philadelphia.
DYING AND RENOVATING.
73 York-U.. rear of the. Court House. Stioannah, Ga.
Established In 1834.
L ADIES’ Silk and Woollen Dresses. Shawl*. Table Covers,
fsc.. cleaned and dyed various colors, Ladles' Bonnets
Bleached and Pressed in a fashionable style. Kid (Moves
Cleaned.nnd Gentlemen’s Garments Cleaned. Renovated or
Dyed.ns may bo required. Alldonelntho same style which
ha* generally *o much pleased my patrons and friends.—
Term* moderate.
Persons sending parcel* by Hamden's express, railroad
or steamboat*, are requested to write me per inaiL ao that
I may know where to call for them and which way to send
them hack. Cost of freight cacli way for small parcel* will
he about 25 ceuts. All orders punctually attended to.
apU2—tufo4 ALEXANDER GALU• WAV.
NEW BOOKS.
R eceived bv ?. a. hirley, Auguat 10. 1853:
Mile* Trcmenhere, or the Love Tost, by Anuotte Marie
Maillard. Author of Zingra tho Gypsey.
Philosophy of Blr William Hamilton, Professor of Logic
nd Metaphysics in Edinburgh University, for th% use of
school* and colleges.
Abelard and Eloise, a romance.byO. W. Wright
Pyscomancy, Spirit Rappings and Tippings exposed, by
Professor Charles G. Page. M. D.
liarnum'* Illustrated News; Gleason’s Pictoral; Popular
Educator; Majarim of Arts, &c. For sale at the book
store of S S. SIBLEY,
augll 135 Congress-street.
NEW BOOKS.
T HE Sword and tho Distaff, or Fat. Fair and Forty.a sto
ry of the South at the close of the Revolution, by the
author of tlie Partisans, MeUichampi, Catherine Walton,
kc. kc.
The Heavenly Home, or the Employments and Enjoy
ments of the Sainta In Heaven, by Rev II Harbaugh, A. II.
Poem*, by Meditates; Book of tbe World, No 10.
Book of the World, vol 1. bound.
The Half Yearly Abstract of the Medical Sciences. No 17.
The British and Foreign Medico-Chlrurgical Review, No
23. Received by
augl2 J. B. CUBBEDGE.
EPISCOPAL PUBLICATIONS,
J UST received, a variety of publications of the New York
Protestant Episcopal Society, Tracta. Church Cate
chisms. Sabbath School Service, ami other cheap and vain-
able Publications. For sale at the Book Store of
8. S. SIBLEY,
auglO No. 136 Congress-street.
WINDOW GLASS.
P PORTER’S ALKALINE WINDOW GLASS. U superior In
brilliancy of surface an I polish to all other, and never
■tains or rusts; witlutandsall climates,and is packed with
great care, suitable for shipping. Dealers a nd others will
consult their Interest by sending their orders to the sole
agents, FRENCH k RICHARDS,
augCO—dfim New Drug Warehouse.
N. W. comer 10th and Market-*t*.. Philadelphia.
) Baskets. Goblets. Cups, Tumblers, Forks, Spoons, Des
sert Knives. Pie Knives,Crumb Scrapers, Fish Knivee, Jelly
Knives. Cheese Scoups, Soap Ladles, and every other artf-
cle in tbe silver way, from the best msmfactories In the
country, and warranted, at 116 Broughton street
oct28- HORTON &4UKEMAN.
L ANDING from schooner Christopher Loesen, 60 bale*
Hay, and for sal* on the wharf; by
WpKN k BUNKER.
A LE AND PORTER—76 bbls Philadelphia Cream Ale. 60
do Porter, 40 casks London Porter, ror sale by
oct23 McMahon a Doyle.
JUST RECEIVED—Aflneand
lane assortment of gentl*-
'i P**ta, “* *
men’s silk and cotton Vesta; plain, ribbed, colored and
black Half Hoee; bleached, brown, colored and striped
Half Hose; colored and black silk Crgrtta. Stocks and
Ties: white and colored silk and linen cambric Handker
chiefs ; white, colored and black kid Gloves; a large aasort
ment of buck and dog-skin Gloves, for sal* hr
AIKIN k BURNS.
Braes Aadlrmu, brass-beaded
Hay and Straw Cutters,
Hand Corn Mills,
Corn and, Cob Crushers,
Gedds' Improved Hanowa,
Square and A Harrows, v
Horse Rakes,
Grindstones, ready hung,
Dirt Scrapers.
Agricultural Furnaces,
Ox Yokerf and Bows.
Forks tar unloading Hay, •
Man Hay Rakea,
Bow 1*1 na,
Apple Peareri,
Ox Muzzles,
Moln Traps,
Pruning (looks sod Chisels.
Saws and Scissors,
Iron Well Curb*, and Zinc
tubeing for Chain Pumps,
Also, Horticultural Tools (of every description.) Garden
and Gras* Seeds, for sale at the lowest price*, at Wholesale
and Retail. cod—ep!9
Garden E
Wheat Drill#,
Horae Power* and Threshers*
Mowing, and Reaping Hi{
n^rittrtupr,-- - .
Osttlefflea,
Bull Rlags,
Patent IronSnathf,
Grubbing Hoes.
Transplanting Trowel*,
Hay and Manors Fork*.
Shovel* and Spade*.
Garden and Field Hoe* J
Garden Rake* In variety.
Children’s Tool*,
Darling Soythee,
Snaths, with TaUnt Fasten
ing*,
Potato
Hook*.
ShOT.U, Tonp-M Mir,. k|W,.» Dop, Bfc.r.1.,
Wk
UZETSBOim.
PAPER HANGINGS, BLANK BOOKS, ET*.* /
No. 4 North Fifth-street, two doors above Market
Philadelphia.
T HE undersigned have Jnst opened a freth and complete
stock or W all Papers, among which are • gold and vel
vet. fine satin, and the lowest priced unglazed papers; also,
decorations, bonier*, fire-screens, curtains, etc.. which they
offer ut the lowest prices, both wholesale and retail.
Tlie best workmen employed to hang paper either In tha
city or country.
Blank Booths. Stationery, dr..—Wo have alio our usual as
sortment of writing papers wrapping paper*, blank and
school books, statlonerv, etc.
PARRISH k HOUGH,
No. 4 North Flth street. 2 doors above Market,
^ „ . ,,, . Philadelphia.
A3" Cash paid for country rags. nihlO eod
DIE SINKING AND ENGRAVING.
I N AU. I’D? BRANCHES.—Business card*, with appropri
ate device*, embossed in a new style, in plain and tancy
eHor*. Seals or every description, with or without presses.
Envelopes printed with name, business and address, labels,
hill heads, manufacturer’s tickets, Ac..all executed in the
neatert manner nnd at prices 26 per cent, below any slml-
r vzteblSshment. in consequence or better and improved
facllitle/for the execution of such work.
N. B.—All orders by mail promptly attended to. Good*
sent to any part of the country,
_ , , „ , „ „ t B. CALVERT A 00..
Envelope and Peal Press Manufacturers. Dio 8inkera Em bos*
sera and Eengravera. 48 South 3d-*t.. Philadelphia.
mh29
GAS WORK, LAMPS, Ale.
A RCHFJt k WARNER, Manufacturer*. Nn 110 Chest rot-
11 *treet. Plillade1|ihfa.reipectfully solicit the attentim of
purchasers, to their assortment of cliandellere, bradeeta,
pemlunts.and every description of gas burners; also every
variety of lamp*, girandoles. Ac. We warrant onr good
equal In quality, ami our prices as Iowa* any other eatab
lishment in thn country.
Tlie Trade supplied with burners, mercury, caps,brass
tings, air pump*. Ac., nt reduced prices.
ARCHER A WARNER.
nn. S. Arc!,-r. r W||U.m F. Mi.k,r,
Redwood 6. tt aimer, | Wm. O. B. Merrill.
l.OOKING-GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Chestnut-street, Ulow /burth. north side. PhiMetphia.
VA/E inform merchant* and residentsofthtsvlcinity.that
v y the most com;Jete assortment of Mantel, Her. Wall
and Oval Glasses, richest styles, for private use. or all kind*
for raunln ule, wtll. I-.irlialt .nd lleturo Fr.mr.,fa„*IU
be found nt our establishment. ’ ’
long experience and large facilities enable us to sell the
liest goods at lowest prices.
IHimn.ioi. Ml, fc Hr,n, nr .III gl.s ..lln.lc, for an.
SSrlmKirt -t -nrpolnf.
Fn-nch riatu Olmw, for Stores. n.rlUnp..fco„ at Imnorta.
tlon rrlcr*. TllUlUa jf. .VATT k CO.
aplfl—eod
T NKW CARPETINGS.
HE subscriber has just received per Into arrivals, n
, , “ r K e ""J fresh stock of tlio richest and newest styii.-a
Ot 'Velvet.Tapestry. Brussels, three-ply Ingrain and Venl.
Man t nrpeting*. ail or which aro offered on tho moetdesw
aide terms.
With a full assortment of Oil Cloths, Tablo Coven, Mai-
ting. Ac.
Purchaser* are requested to make an oarly exnminatior
ns strung inducements will be held out to cash buyer*.
, „ , . K > J - WALKER, 1W Chestnut-street.
mh17—Uwtf below 8th. South side. Phltadelphls,
BLINDS AND SIlADESr *“
Take Notice.
R X WIU JAMS. No. 12.North Sixth-street, a few door*
J J. above Market-street, Phtlade|phia. is the most exten
sive and best manufacturer of Window Blinda and Shade*
In the UnRed states, and baa taken the highest premiums
at all the exhibitions: he buy* the best materiel* by whole-
sa- cheaper for (ash than other* pay for inferior aiticlea by
rata l, nnd can, therefore, sell superior Venetian Blind* and
Shade*, as cheap a* other* ask for inferior article*. Fainted
VV indow Shades in great variety, of beautiful design# and
superior quality. Duff and White Linen Shades, Blind and
t*. Trimmings. Fixtures. Ac., wholesale and retail, at
the lowest cash nrices More Riades painted and lettered
to order. Reed Blinds at manufacturers'prices. OldBIInd*
painted to look as good as now. l’ntchaser*. by celling,
will l>e convinced tfiai he sells a superior article, and guar,
antees full satisfaction A libera) discount made to dealer*.
•• We dwty top/ease.”
, „ RKNJ- J. WHJJAM8,
a pi 6—eod No. 12 North Othstrcet, Phila.
WAPIIENE.
A u IN ? ) i AN 1 1 for rastori ng grey hair to
/Y It* original color. It la guaranteed by the Proprietor,
int if the patient is grey, he can liavo hie hair restored to
its original color by using I/iret's Wahpcne. For Sale bv
J"n21 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument Square/
I j'lJillt, BAWLS'. Ac.—200 bbls su;icrtine Howard street
Hour, 60 lilid* prime new Bacon Hides-20 do do Should-
I'M.
hhds prime new Ilscon Hides. 20 do do Should
er*. 30 bbls and 50 kegs Leaf Lanl. landing and for tale by
“ ,n jollNsn
T ° THE LADDS.—We would respectfully call the atten
tion of the ladies of Sarannah. and sourroundlng coun
try, to the following n<*w and heautifulgoods which w# have
just received, viz : silk Pari* mantilla*, laced gimp mantll-
la*, black nett senrfs copd. neet scarfs, ladies cravats and
tie*. French worked collars, lacod capes, chemisette and un
der sleeve*, oonrict ribbon, gauso cap ribbon, black velvet
ribbon. Alexandres light kid glove*, black nett raltta, eol'd.
•ilk aud lisle giores, with a large variety of other article*
too numerous to mention. Please call and tee for your,
selves ; all of which will be sold on the best possible term*
!*7 * Ih l® AKIN A BURNS.
J UST RECEIVED.—We have Just received, a freehsup
ply ol ladies’ merino, gauze, silk and cotton Vmu,
Misses and intknt's merino vesta, grata silk, merino, gauze
and cotton vest#: also, a fine assortment of linen eambrle
handkerchiefs, ladles’ and misses’ white and brown cotton
hose, white and black silk do, rents white, brown ai*t tolx-
ed half hose, grata white and black silk do do, together
with a targe assortment of white and colored linen cam
brie handkerchiefs, colored and black aUk cravat*.
and ties, for sale low by '
«"h26 AIKIN 4 BURNS
...v. mu, —auu Koucuines, coiorea ana waits
jaconet and organdy muslins, a large awortmeat of Irish
linens, French printed cambrics.
,, M. PRENDRR0A8T A 00.,
”2 178 Droughton-«treet
S PRING AND SUMMER SIIJCS—A new assortment
■tripes and ptaid. new pattern gingham, barege* a
tissue*, ladies’colored and black umbrellas and p—y
silk gimp to suit all shades of aUk* and bareges, black z
mantillas, shawls, points and icarfa. white and black N
Ing silk scarfs, white tace and colored silk.mantillas,white
and entered crape shawls, black awari sQk#, black barege*
:k and lead French ginghams, for sate by
AIKIN A BURNEK
. shawl
and tissues, black and iea<
apI13
bareges. Jaconets. lawns, tissue*, giae* I
i ana, French cambric*. India silk#, figured ana aoottca
Swiss mull, nansook and cambric muslins, *Uk and linen
lustre*. Ac., for sale at thn lowest nriee by
*P122 DaWnT A MORGAN.
WE YOUNG MAR00NERR, by Rev. F. R.0onldli«. A
‘ * *upplyj wii-
mayo
T llr. xuunu MAKUUNKKH, by Rev. J. R, Oonlffimr. A
further supply just received and for sale at thebook
•toreof mayS 8. S. SIBLEY, 186 Cbogrras-et.
E NGLISH nCKIlS AND SAUCES.-« dot Janaatorted
English Pickle*. 6 do* bottle* assorted Sauces, Jnst re
ceived and for sate by
jun«30 J. ROSSEAU.
D issolution!—The Arm of kmnrow SUSBSjRms
dissolved, by mutual consent, on tha 16th instant;
’ 1 EDWARD 8. KEMPTON,
R. H. MAMHATl.
8avannah, 18tb Fehniary, 1868. ftW
T)ECEIYED PER FLORIDA—Colored silk.manttUa*, plain
saasnsassj^ww^-
upiia Dtwrrr k moboan.
fvbMEffne LIQUORS—100 bbls, N. O. R^ttfled Wlitakn
U 60 do. E. Phelpa’ Oln; 60 do.N.K.Bums 10do. do-
ssSMSSir H - a “ rl " rita! “w-
■# lTOmil t PAL/W,.
TVOsSnO AND FOREION LIQU0B3.—W »bla.-KkB
do, 10 do do srigzmte Brandy, lOdodo Domesticdo,2 hall
pine. Cognac do, 1846, 2S bbta very chotea old Monoonheln
WWjjgpandlng Md(or