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No. 117 VOL.. XXXII.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY I», 1*35.
WHOLE l\«.-«C,15r.
1IA “
THIS Lino of Four
m Horse Moil Coaches from
Augusta l<> Snv nit, by
wav of Wnynesbor-
S**" 1 **®' - ongh Milhaven-runuing
0 times«' veel1 a “8 'S c “ —! tnreu s ..«. -—
ip. eoaclifison tins line ore new— 1 he term* ure
the lirst rate and tile Driver* are sober, steady
Every exertion will be mode by the Con
tractor and his Agent, to merit the patronage of
3 Criine leaves Augusta on Tuesdays, Thurs-
lhr( a nd Saturday*, at 10 A. M., and arrivesut
Suvtttmal. next days, at 2 P. M -Returning
Laves Savannah on Tuesdays, T hursdays, ami
Saturday*, at 3 P. M. and arrives in Augusta
^ Ollieeat'tlie Eagle and Phcrnix Hotel.
Ml Uiiimage and Parcels at the risk of owners.
A OH U. LONGSTREET, Proprietor.
jam 24 ao *
"maxsio^iouse hotel,
This long established and wel
know n Hotel, situated on the corner
of Whitaker and Broughton streets
ottered to rent, on moderute and
accommodating terms.
The Mansion House is a large and commodi
ous building, in good repair, situated in u plea
sant part of the city, and convenient to business.
Asa dote' it ha* beenlongerestabhshed than any
in the place, and lias always enjoyed a liberal
share oftlio city and country patronage. Adjoin
ing the premises is an extensive and well ventila
ted Livery Stable. .
To persons wishing to rent, the Mansion House
presents as flattering inducements as any similar
establishment in the low country. Possession
given immediately. For further^ particiihm en-
IT The Milledgeville Recorder, and the Au
gusta Chronicle, are requested to publish the a-
boveonce a week for three weeks, and the Charles
tin Mercury. Baltimore Chronicle, and Mary
lander. twice a week for the same time, and for
ward their accounts for payment
may 31
1-29
FOB* SALE,
IF immediately applied for, my
two story wooden building, at the
corner of Church and Prince street,
leaufort S. C. It has six fire
places, a variety ofconvenient cloets
wth convenient out buildings, and calculated in
every respect to promote the comfort of tint pur
chaser. Further information in relation to it can
he obtained bv applying to Mr. A. G. Miller, Sa
vannah, or die subscriber at Darien.
C. II. HOPKINS,
jail 21 17
T1IE SUBSCRIBER
Offers for sale his Dwelling House
n Jackson W ard.in Savannah,fron-
iug North on Orleans-Square, and
lie two Lots No. 32 and 33 on which
the hou <a is situated,each containing <>0 feet front
by 90 deep. The house contains five Chambers
and two large Parlours, and the out houses arc
spacious and well constructed. The possession
will be delivered on the first of May next, or earli
er if required. The terms which will be made
easy to the purchaser, may he known on applica
tion to Robert Habersham, Esq. in (Savannah, or
janlO
RICHARD W. I
7t
T» RENT,
The pleasant and
toil
HAM.
convenient
I OUSE, in Brouehton-st. at pre
sent occupied by S. Gardner—pos
session given on or before the first
ofMay, if required. For terms, apply to
march 21 S. PHILBRICK & CO.
TO RENT,
The HOUSE situated at the
corner of South Broad-st. and Bar-
uurd-.streat, at present occupied by
the subscriber. Possession given
first May or sooner, if required.
J. D. IIUCUENIN.
T 1
NOTICE.
HE Copartnership heretofore existing un
der the firm of SHAFFER & LITTLE,
is this dny dissolved by mutual consent. The
unsettled business of the concern will bo attend
ed to by either of the undersigned.
JACOB SHAFFER.
SQUIRE LITTLE,
may 13 113||i.
NOTICE. •
T HE. subscriber will continue the business
at tile old stand occupied by the late firm,
and solicits a continuance of former patronage.
JACOB SHAFFER,
may 13 113||i,
NOTICE. _
T HE subscriber having taken the store north
side market square, Chatnpioii’sbuildings,
where he intends to continue the SADDLE and
HARNESS Business, and hopes bv strict atten
tion to merit a share of public patronage.
S. LITTLE.
may 13 113||t.
NOTICE.
_ Payments Requested.
4 LL persons indebted to the subscriber are
requested to call and settle their respective
accounts, and those that have demands to call and
receive their pay from A. BENNETT.
No. 1 Young’s Buildings,
may 5 106
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL,
L OCATED in die pleasant and healthy vil
lage of East Haven, three miles from
New Haven, Conn. The Principal of this
School, (the Rev. Mr. Ives,) will receive into
his family, an additional number of lads this
spring and next fall, oil the following moderate
terms, viz: Board, Tuition, Washing and
mending, exclusive of bedding( at $125 per
annum.
liefer to James Williams, Esq. James Thomp
son, jEsq. Dr. Farnam, East Haven; Rev. H.
Croswell, D. D.; Hon. Wm. Mosely. Hon. Na
than Smith, New Haven; Bishop Brownwell,
D. D. Hartford, Conn.; Mr.A. Denslow, Savan
nah, Geo.
may 11 llltp
$20 REYVAKD.
A BSCONDED from the Plantation of the
Subscriber on the White Bluff about three
months since, his negro fellow SHARPER, who
is well known in this city. Sharper is about 5
feel 7 inches, his teeth very irregular, and has a
scar over his right eye—As he was raised in Mc
Intosh County, it is probable he is loitering about
Harris’ Neck. A reward of $20 will be paid for
his apprehension, or $50 if found harbored by u
white person, with evidence to prove the fact.
E. D. HUGUENIN.
march 12 60
_ LOST.
O N Sunday last, May 10th, between the
welveinile house (Ogechee Hoad.) and
the residence of James B. Norris, 4 1-2 from Sa
vannah, a Rose Diamond BREAST PIN, with
an Emerald Border.—As the ownerattache* great
value to it. from its having been presented to him
by n friend, the finder will lie handsomely rewar
ded by returning it at this office,
may 12 122
FOUND.
A LADIF.’S Black CALASH, which was
picked up by a negro some days since on
the White Bluff Road. The owner can have the
same by paying lor this advertisement,
may 11
do
do
do
do
L ONG Blood Beet
Early Turnip do
Long Orange Carrot
Isparagrns
Curled Cress
Long Salmon Radish
Red Solid Cellery
White do do
Early York Cabbage
Large do do
Battersea do
Curled Savoy do
Philadelphia do
Prickly Cucumber
Early Frame do
Green Cos Lettuce
White do do
Early Cabbage do
Early Curled do
Silver Skin Onions
Wethersfield do
Large Yellow do
Drumhead Cabbage
Red Pickling do
Long Scarlet Rnddish
Red Top Turnip
Tomatoes
Long Red Beets
Broccoli Cape
Egg Plant
Early Cabbage Lettice
Mangel Wurzeo
Okra
Crop o/1831.
A fresh supply just received and for sale by
T.M.TUREER, Agent,
nov 5 Opposite the Mansion House.
GARDEN NEEDS.
W ARRANTED fresh und genuine growth
of 1834. Raised by the United Society
of Soaker*, Enfield, Conn, except some few
kinds, wiiich are imported from the first Seeds
men in Europe.
Salsafy
Sugar Parsnip
Large do
Round Spinagho
Curled Parsley
Black Spanish
White do
White Spanish
Scarlet Turnip
Early Dutch Turnip
Yellow Rurallagu
White do
Nutmeg Melon
Citron do
Water do
Early Bush Squash
LongGreen do
Early Charlton Peas
Eariy Frame do
Dwarflmperial do
Limn Beans
Landreth’s Extra Early
Peas
Early Cauliflower
Early Six Weeks Beans
Royal Dwarf Marrow
fat Peas
White Turnip Radish
Aberdeen Turnip
Early Valentine Beaus
Early Dutch Cabbage
Early York do
Early Bullock’sHeart do
Green Savoy do
White Cape Brocoli
Early Cauliflowers
Flat Dutch Turnip
Early Spring do
may 14
TO RENT.
Until the 1st November, a plea
sant and couvient HOUSE situated
near the South Commons,, in the
vicinity of Mr. A. Cooper, rent
Apply at this office.
114m
THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED HORSE.
UNIT* 4FORD.
THIS high bred
and fashionable
stock horse, was
imported in 1832, by
Wdiiam Jackson, of
( New-York. He has
beenbroughtto Geor
gia, by the solicitation of several breeders, and
will stand in the neighborhood of Augusta, lledg-
lord made two seasons in Virginia, where his colts
can be seen, and will bear a comparison with any
m the United States,both in point of elegance and
high racing form. He was got by Philo de Pota ;
™ dam, Miss Craigie, by Orville, and full Broth-
erto the celebrated horse Birmingham, in Eug-
laiul, that won the great St. Leger, 1830. I led*
tern won G races before he was injured, (and of
l09t " ,,rne ’)beating many good horses of
nml i.n* ,9? * 9 k dgrk brown, black legs, mane
r „ S .T ndsi,nd upwards high, offine car-
aiice actl °n, bony and game-like counteu-
PArtietdars in large bills, and a
IT iSX” re * n “ r - in “»
Augusta, Geo. ’° S ™' TOWNES,
jun 26 21f
^100 REYVARD.
‘IAN A WAY away from the
subscriber, about the first
’! December last, his Negro Man,
*' EOIIELL, about 22 years of
age, light complexion, dt about5
rnerlv h .1 i«ef 5 or6inches high. Stud bt.yfor-
as h/h»o ^ *? * ,r : Chavrier, of Savannah, and
blv [in,,,. ^°' me l xl °B* in that place, ho may possi
bles place 60 ”'™ 6r u * He ills0 , h “ 811 wi, « livill S in
Paid firr h* ubovo reward of $100 will be
w ! a delivery in any Jail in this State, with
a white onvict| on of Ins having been harbored by
SrSfir m ’ or * 5 °fl»the- Boy, and no ,,ues-
T,™ , d ' „ , geo. R. ROUNTREE,
Augusta, Ga. 1835.
^L 11 lllte
Hats ! HATS !!
Flic Subscriber has just received
h.V the brigs Georgia and Madison,
a large assortment of White Beaver
If ah HATE, wide rims and fash-
snw.» . . 'enable do.; together with a largo as-
nT“ e " t0t Fahn Leaf and Straw Hats. Also.
Ittffeth» !u Y® r Guts of the most fashionable style,
Hats Br, ri. lt l “ * ,lr R 0 assortment of low priced
retail . i 8 a ^ ovo wd l he sold at wholesale or
or n„’,, * , ,w dl °y can he bought in New-York
yourselves F* ace - Flease call and examine for
WIUTMORE NICHOLS,
np r j] r*. ’ Nordi side Market Square.
NEW BAKERY.
M IS McKENZI begs leave toinformher
iends. that she has commenced the BA
KING BUSINESS at die old Brewe.y, Lucena’s
Building in Broughton-Street, where she will be
glad to serve them with BREAD. RUSKS and
Hot Tea CAKES may be had in the afternoon.
She will be thankful to all who may patronize
her in her undertaking. april 8
BIRD At LEIGH.
B IRD & LEIGH. thankful for past favors,
take this method to inform their friends
and customers, that they have removed to the
Brick Store and Wharf, immediately adjoining
the Union Ferry Wharf, where they will, as usu
al, keepagood supply of WOOD and GROCE
RIES, which will be disposed of on the most lib
eral terms. Citizens desirous of laying in their
winter stock of Wood, would do well to call, as
such arrangements have been made as insure the
article low.
N. B. The wharf removed to. immediately
adjoins the one formerly occupied by them,
may 8 109—1 in
ICE.
fWX H E Savannah Ice House is now opened for
B the delivery of IC E.-—Will be opened du
ring the week, from 5 A. M., to 7 P. M.—On Sa-
bathdays, from 5to9 A.M., from 12 to2 P.M..&
from 5 to 7 P. M. In cases of necessity, will open
at any hour of the night, by calling at iny resi
dence. Good Butter put up in Ice, for sale by
retail, at the Ice House,
april 27 98pt W. WILLIAMS.
PAYMENT
O F all accounts due the subreriber on the 1st
of January last, is requested previous to
the 10th May. -
april 23 DWIGHT LATHROP.
DR. STEPHEN B. NORTH,
(OK PHILADELPHIA,)
Surgeon Dentist, and Manufacturer of Porcelain
and Incorruptible Teeth,
H AS much pleasure iu informing the citi-
izens of Savannah; that he intends locat
ing in their city, and hits taken rooms in Mrs.
D.otiville’s, in Monument Square, and is ready
to attend those who may favor him with their
confidence in his profession.
Dr. North has letters of recommendation from
die following gendetnen:
Dr. Granville Sharpe Pattison, Professor of
Anatomy, (late of the Baldmore Medicul Institu
tion.
Dr. George M’Clelland, Professor of Surgery
in the Jetferson Medical College of Philadel
phia.
Dr. Edward Carmichael, Fredericksburg, Vir
ginia.
Dr. Wm. J. A. Birkey, Surgeon Dentist, Phil
adelphia.
And other gentlemen of respectability, which
ho offers to the inspection of all who may call on
him.
fob. 10 t
SAVANNAH POOR HOUSE AND
HOSPITAL.
MAY AND JUNE.
A TTENDING Physicians—Doctors Kollock
and Arnold.
Visiting Committee—Messrs. F. Sorrel and J.
Gardner. JOS. CUMMING, Soc’ry.
mny 2 104
MTN roSIISUPERlORCOURT
Wm. M'Clure j
Jos. Mim.er and | ^ U ’
Alex. Corky. J
To the heirs mid legal representatives of Joseph
Miller und Alexander Curry.
Y OU will tnke notice that at the next Term of
the Superior Court of M’lntosh County,
I wll move the Court, for an order to issue a
new execution in die above entided case, the ori-
ual being lost.
LEVI S. D’LYON,
Attorney for John M’Clure,
Administrator Wm. M’Cluro.
I may 0 107 6ta
White Onion
Red do
Early Blood Turnip
Beet
Early Sugar do do
Early Orange do do
Long Blued do
Long White Scarcity
ScarletCarrot,(very line Rutabago do
Orange do Large Bell Peppers
Blood do White Solid Celery
Guernsey Parsnip New Zealand Spinaghe
Long Green Cucumber Round do
Early Frame do Early Washington Peas
Early do Do Charlton do
Prickley Gherkin do Do June do
Dutch Summer Squash White Marrowfat do
BushCrook do do Dwarf Prolific do
Crook Neck Winter do Early Dun Beans
Magnum Bonum Goss Do Mohawk do
Lettuce Do French do
Cabbage Head do Do Six Weeks do
Long Salmon Raddish Do Black
Long Scarlet do White
Long White Okra Large
Short Green Okra Leek
Dwarf Curled Parsley Smajl Tomatoes
Asparagus Large Green
Just received per ship Louisa and for sale by
oct 10 A. PARSONS.
YVARB’S VEGETABLE HAIR
OIL.
I N all ages of the world a beautiful Head of
Hair has been considered the greatest orna
ment ever bestowed by nature upon the human
frame, and indispensably necessary to the perfec
tion of persona! beauty. It is a vervgeneriil com
plaint of young persons, that their hair is falling
off or becoming'nry and unhealthy; this may be
owing to the application of improper and injuri
ous oils, or to tiie entire neglect of the hair. With
out proper attention, diseases of the hair will a-
riso, which are often found to occasion thinness,
falling off and frequently total baldness. For
these evils, and the necessary inconveniences at
tending them, Ward's Vegetable Hair Oil will be
found in all cases a sure remedy. Before offer
ing tliis Oil to the public it had been tried in hun
dreds of cases nf baldness, thinness and falling oft'
of the hair and in every instance its salutary ef-
tects have been realized to admiration. It has
never failed to produce a new & beautiful growth
of hair on heads already bald and to check that
failing off which so often occurs. In cases where
it becomes dry and ceases to grow, this Oil will
very soon render it healthy and produce a rapid
and beautiful growth without the least injury to
the most delicate head; nor does any fulling off
follow after using it. That loss of hair which so
often take place after sickness, may be easily pre
vented by using this celebrated Oil. In short no
Oil has ever been oft'ered to the public that gives
such universal satisfaction and stands the test of
experience like Ward’s Vegetable Hair Oil.
That the public may rest assured of die salutary
ott'ects of this Oil, the following testimonials from
gentlemen of high respectability are most respect
fully submitted:—
Lowell, Mareh 21,1832.
I certify that ray Hair was falling off very rap
idly, and I found I should be entirely bald in a
short time, if I could not find some remedy. On
having E. A. Ward's Vegetable Hair Oil recom
mended to me, 1 niude trial of il, and to my great
astonishment, I soou found my Hair restored.
IRA FRV
To E. A. Ward of Rowell.
Sm—I take the liberty of addressing my thanks
toyou, for the great benefit 1 have received from
your truly valuable Oil. Having had the misfor
tune to loose my Hair, so that my head was en
tirely smooth on the top. I was induced to make
use of your Vegetable Hair Oil. In a short time
my head was covered with thick und strong Hair.
I think it but justice to yourself and the public to
add my testimony to the virtues ofyour inestima
ble Oil. You have my full permission to make
this letter public, or to refer any one to me for
proofs of the uiorits of this invaluable discovery.
WELD SPALDING,
Merchant, Central-Street, Lowell.
New- York. February 27,1832.
Dig Ward:—Dear Sir—Your Hair Oil, you
were good enough to put into my li.m 1 - when I
was in Lowell, has produced the most wo i icrlul
effects on my hair I ever witnessed. Inn recol
lect when 1 called on you my Ilair had fallen very
much, and I wusquite bald—I liuve now a beau
tiful head of Hair coming on very rapidly. I
hardly know how to express my gratitude to you
for the benefit the Oil has uft'orded me. A number
of my friends are very anxious to obtain some of
the Oil. and 1 wish you to send me ono dozen
bottles of the largest size immediately.
Yours Respectfully, C. WOOD, M. D.
(UFA fresh supply,just received and for a 1 ■ by
G. R. HENDRICKSON, A nt.
may IS US
—“BOTTLES WANTED.
T il 1:, highest price will be paid for old W me
and Porter Bottles, by
i g. Pi. Hendrickson.
NEW AND FASIIIONNABLE
SPRING GOODS.
J EST received, and now opening nt the
Clothing Emporium and Gentlemen’s Re
pository of Fashion, North sido Market Square,
by W. (V ii. S. NICHOLS, where may be
found an extensive and choice selection of Spring
and Summer t.ooDS for gentlemen’s wear,
many ot which are entirely new patterns, hav
ing been selected by one of the firm from the
first importing houses in Now-York, and may be
relied on as the most choice nrticlcs that can he
procured. The following comprise a part, viz;
BROADCLOTHS of super blue, black,
brown, green, invisible green, calico, claret,
steel, and cadet mixed; CAS8IMERES nf black’
drab, lavinder, mixed, white buff, und fashiona
ble stripes.
Summer Cloths of emoritte, champion drill
figured drill, diagonal rib’d drill, linen drill, Cy
prus cord, bombosin crape, camlet, merino cus-
aimere. nankeen and pongess.
Vestings of plain and figured Marseilles, plaid
ami huff Valentin, Satin, Florentcen figured
Silks, and Silk 4'iilting, a new article. All the
above will be sold bv the piece, pattern, yard, or
made to order at the shortest notice anil in the
mo-' approved and fashionable stvle. An exteri
sivea BO tmen' of R-adv Made CLOTHING
consisting of everyTirtiele pertaining to gentle-’
men’s wardrobes, which, for neatness of mate
rials or workmanship, will compete with any in
the city Fancy articles of every description u-
sually kept by Clothiers.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves.
N. 13. Orders from the country will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
Quarterly Reports of Fashions regularly re
ceived.
march 27 73
goshen Gutter.
ti'h Yk KEGS Superioi Go-hen Butler.
At \ W 20 baskets Sweet Oil.
20 1-2 bbls I’ig Pork, 1000 bunches Onions.
Received per Wm. Tavlor, und for sale by
CLAGUORN & WOOD.
may 12
RAISINS, SALMONT&c:—
1|A BOX' S Bunch Raisins
At -iW 25 half do do
10 kits pickled Salmon
1 barrel Smoaked Beef
1 do Bologna Sausages
12 boxes best Pine Apple Cheese
50 Venison Hams
Just received and for sale by
GAUDRY & LEGRIEL.
may 13 113
FANNY r KEMBLE.
WM.*TIIORNE WILLIAMS
Hits Just Received,
T HE Journal of Frances Anne Butler in 2
vols.
ALSO,
Confessions of a Poet, 2 vols.
Stewart’s Sketches of.Society in Great Britain
and Ireland, Second Edition, 2 volumes.
Madam J nuot’s M emoirs of Celebrated Women
of all countries, 2 vols.
The Language of Flowers, with beautiful color
ed Plates. may 11
THE PENNY MAGAZINE.
O tlie society for the diffusion of useful
Knowledge.
Republished ill Boston in monthly numbers,
with numerous plates, forming an annual vol
ume of 516 pages super royal, 8vo. at the very
low price ot one dollar and fifty cents per an
num.
Subscriptions received by
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
Specimen number* on hand,
april 14
A BASIIFULIIRISHMAN!
T il, ; .xile of Erin or the sorrows of a Bcsh-
ful Irishman, in 2 vois
“ All men have their foibles; mine is too ranch
modesty.”
Spark*’ America Biography, 3vols. published
containing the lives of Gen. Stark, C. 13. Brown
Gen. Montgomery, Ethan Allen, Alex. Wilson,
Caps Smith and Benedict Arnold.
Washington; Wri tings edited by Jarred
Sparks, 6 vols. received.
Uncle Phillips conversations about New York,
2 vols.
Mis* Edgworths Works, complete 10 vols fan
cy binding.
Sir James Macintosh’s Revolution of 1688.
Miniature Lexion, or Ladies Reticule com
panion. Just received and for sale by
WM. THORNE WILLIAMS,
april 13 88
BURR’S MAPS.
M AP of Texas and Coauillu, or Roltersand
in pocket fortn^
Map of the United iflpes do do
Map of the West Indies, with part of Guate
mala.
May of the City of New York.
For sale cheap by the dozen or single,
WM. THORNE WILLIAMS,
april 13 87
THE PENNY MAGAZINE.
O F the Society for the diffusion of useful
knowledge.
Republished in Boston in mounthly numbers,
with numerous plates, forming an annual volume
of5I6 pages super royal, 8vo. at the very low
pribe of one dollar and 50 cents per annum.
Subscriptions received bv
WM. THORNE WILLIAMS.
Specimen numbers on hand,
april 14
BURR’S MAPS.
M \P of Texas and Chanuila,on Rollers,and
in pocket form.
Map of the United States do do
Map of the West Indies, with part of Guate
mala.
Map of the City of New York.
For sale cheap bv the dozen or single.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS,
april 13 87
lemoSTsyrup, &C.
1 *^ )OZ Superior Lemon Syrup
*1 do do Raspberry do
Just received and for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON,
may 12 112
PAVILION GAUZE,
.fast received.
ng ), 4K Pcs blue and white Pavilion Gauze,
l tf if for sale by A. BENNETT,
At the sign of the Golden Lamb,
april 21 94
ninw m i«rx< ADD W W
YFM' a- * m M V
TO CLOSE VP STORE.
4 BENNETT, intending to close up store,
• in Savannah, (for the summer months,)
very shortly, will sell Ins splendid stock of fresh
Fancy Goods, at very reduced nriccs,' for cash,
either by wholesale oa retail, and at as low prices
as the lowest. Those who wish to purchase fresh
goods, a' verv low rates, will find it to their inter
est to call soon, and make their selections, at No.
1, Young's Buildings,
may 5
BOM BASINS.
p* PIECES 5-4 Black French Bombesins, va-
rious qualities. For sale verv low by
A. BENNETT,
At the sign of the Golden Lamb,
april 16 Young’s Buildings.
BEAD K SILK HhF.T PURSES,
LA Dili’S TRAVELLING SACKS, &c.
Just received per ship EUrrian,
A FEW dozeu of the following articles, viz:
1 doz Bead Purses,
2 doz Silk Purses,
2 doz long Leather Purses,
2 nests Travelling Sacks, (various sizes,)
6 doz superior Dressing Combs.
Forsalelow, by A. BENNETT,
may 5 No. 1. Young’s Buildings.
~~ V " LINENS.
A Good assortment df Linens, of superior qual
ity. Just received, and for sale by
april 6 M. PRENDERGA8T.
LAYYTYS & HANDKERCHIEFS
L . i V; Lawns of different qualities, superio-
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs. Just re.
ceived, and for sale by
april 6 M. PRF.NDERGAST.
NEW GOODS.
PRING and Summer GOODS, received
und for sale by
DWIGHT LATHROP,
april 21 Gibbons’ Building.
UMBRELLAS.
G ENTLEMi.N can find a good assortment
at my store, at prices according to quality.
DWIGHT LATHROP,
april21 Gibbons’ Buildings.
LINENS,
O F good quality and cheap. For "ale by
DWIGHT LATHROP,
april 21 Gibbons’ Buildings.
|;S‘ RECEIVED & FOR SALE*
a SACKS Liverpool SALT
iF ot) whole and hall’ bbls. best
Family Baltimore Flour
50 ' do. Canal do.
• 15 do. Butter Biscuits
10;000 wt. Hams, Sides and Sholders
Baltimore cured Bacon.
GAUDRY & LEGRIEL.
may 6 HO
FULTON MARKET BEEF.
UHLS Fulton Market Beef.
A) Just received and for salebv
CLAGHORN & WOOD,
may 6 10
s
CANAL FLOUR.
HALF bbls Canal Flour.
•lPFP Received per ship Bellfe and forsale by
CLAGHORN & WOOD,
may 6 107
FLOUR AND CORN.
4 tk /;K BBLS Philadelphia Superfine
TCnF^P Flour.
500 bushels White Corn.
Just received per brig Enterprise, and for sale
by S. PHILBRICK & CO.
may 12 . _
ST. CROIX SUGAR.
-g A HIIDSprime St. Croix Sugar, landing
H IF and for sale by
may 12 FRED’K A. TUPPER.
PRIME PORK, &C.
-g 4k BBLS Prime Pork, 20 bbls Coni
I Ir Meal, 20 half bbls Fulton Market Beef,
received per Wm. Taylor, and for sale bv
CLAGHORN & WOOD,
may 12
ROTARY COOKING STOVES.
A rU RTH ER supply of these much approv.
od Stoves arc just received per schr. Alon.
zo from Baltimore, and for sale by
J. B. HERBERT &CO. Agents.
may 6
BEEF.
F BBLS N. Y. Prime and Mess
■ 5P nP Beef, just received and for sale by
CLAGHORN $ WOOD.
may 6
BALTIMORE CURED BACON.
J UST received and for sale
150 Hams, 200 Shoulders 180 Middlings.
GAUDRY & LEGRIEL.
may 5 106
soap!
BOXES Yellow Soap, landing and for
sale by
PADELFORD, FAY & CO.
GIG BOAT FORSALE.
A FJ RST rate built Gig Boat and extremely
fast, 23 feet long, rowing four oars. Fow
particulars,enquire on board ship l’uctolus, or to
may 15 CLAGHORN & WOOD.
FRENCH SLIPPERS.
■ A DIES and M isses col’d French SlipptW
I J just received by
may 11 BREED & VVARNEff.
CANAL FOUR.
tef AXBBLS first quality Canal Flour, latRp
Wxg ing from ship IJeile, and for sale by
FRED’K. A. TOPPER,
may 14 105
SWEET OIL. .
6Y4XBASKETS Sweet Oil a superfine and
99 xP choice article and suitable lor the ia !
just received and for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON,
april 29 100
Ifor sale.
A NEGRO FELL! )VV, a first rate Cook,and
House Servant, will be sold low, Apply
at this alike.
may 4 104
CUT TOBACCO.
M A GROCE Mrs. G. B. Miller’s Fine cut
•JC iP Tobacco, just received and for sale by
G. It. HENDRICKSON.
may 12
LONDON PORTER.
P* sjlk CASKS double Brown Stout Porter,
pPFP in quart and pint bottles. For sale by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist, No. 8, Gibbous’ Range
april 27 99
CAVENDISH TOBACCO.
g A k xegs Leftwiche’s best Tobacco, selec-
I nP ted for retail, imd for sale by
april 11 A. PARSONS.
GENUINE COMPOUND SYRUP
SARSAPARILLA.
I NOR purifying the blood and cleansing the
system.
This SYRUP is highly recommended as an
efficacious remedy in all chronic, syphilitic and
scrofulous complaints, und in obstinate cutane
ous affections, and has long been known as an
effectual remedy. Just received and for sale
by A. PARSONS, Druggist,
No. 8 Gibbons’ Buildings,
may 0 HO
From the Neic- York Traveller.
DEAFNESS.
The Acoustic Oil advertised below is said fo
be a remedy for deafness. As it emanates from
one who has acquired some popularity in treat
ing diseases of the eye and ear. we should feel
disposed to have sufficient, confidence in the re
medy, a least to give it a trial, that is, if we had
any occasion for it.
DR. SCUDDER’S GENUINE ACOUSTIC-
OIL FOR DEAFNESS.
T HE never failing remedy has been used
many years with distinguished succetta
at the Eye and 1 ar Infirmity of Dr. Seudder,
and is confidently recommended as an extraordi
nary and wonderful remedy for either partial ox
complete deafness in all its stages.
By die timely use of this pungent Oil, many
who have been completely deaf have been re
stored to perfect hearing after using from three
to four flasks. This may appear strange, but it
Is nevertheless true. Tne acoustic Oil is not
pre-ented to the public as a nostrum, but as the
prescription of one who has turned his attention
exclusively to the Eye and Ear, and who pledges
his professional reputation upon the success oik
this remedy.
Dr. Seudder has numerous certificates, but
hesitates to publish them, as he considers them
unnecessary to so truly vulnable an article as
the Acoustic Oil. Its immediate sale is the fair
est proof of the estimation in which it is hekL
Itis presented as a public blessing, enabling tho
aged parent to.mingle in conversation with his
children, and to r ply to their numerous que»
tions with a facility from which he had previous
ly been debarred by a distressing partial or com
plete deafness.
Caution.—None is genuine without the rig?
nature of Dr. Seudder, to counterfeit whicB
will be punishable as forgery.
Price, including directions, one dollar the
flask. For sale at the Eye and Ear Infirmary ok'
Dr. Seudder, New-York, and by his agents ii»
all the principal towns in Eusope and America.
A fresh supply of this celebrated oil just re
ceived and for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON-
april 30 102
THeTkENSET PLASTER.
HE celebrated KLNSET PLAST It
whose sanatory properties in alleviating,
or removing pain or weakness in the breast,
side, bach, or limbs; also for rheumatism, liver
somplaint, and dyspepsia, have been amply tes
ted by multitudes in the wide Bpread popula
tion of the western continent, and also in tbo
Spanish, Danish, and British West India Is
lands.
The above Plaster is the invention of an emi
nent surgeon; and from the numerous instances
of its salutary effects in the aforementioned dis
tressing complaints, the proprietor can recom
mend it with the most confidence. They feel
pleasure in stating, without tear of contradic
tion that but of the extensive sales, both in the
Islands, and throughout the United States, not
one plaster in fifty has been returned; they,there
fore, trust that this fact will afford the stronger
possible evidence of their superior efficacy.
Just received and for sale by
april 29 A. DENSLOW & CO.
THE ORIGIN AL AND GENl INI>
COMPOUND CHLORINETOOTH WASH,
I N OR cleansing and preserving the Teetf*
’ and Gums, and cleansing the Mouth.
Recommended by Dr. Silliinan of Yale Col
lege, by Dr. Webster of Harvard University, by
Drs. Slmttuck, Shurtleff and r lint of Bostoit,
Dr. Stedman of the Marine Hospital, mid other
gentlemen whose names appear on the wrapper
of each bottle.
Caution.—The genuine Compound Chlorino
Tooth Wash is prepared only be Lowe &, Reed,
Druggists, Boston, original inventers of the ar
ticle. Attached to eacji bottle is the written sig
nature of one of the firm. This caution is ne
cessary to avoid the imposition of a counterfeit
preparation which has been oll'ered for sale.
Just received and fos sale by
30NS, Druggist,
T
40
april 28
A PARSONS,
No. 8 Gibbons’ Range.
100
MACKEREL.
•X dlX.dX HALF bbls No. 1 Mackerel, for
/«IP^ sale by
CLAGHORN & WOOD,
may 4 105
PINE APPLE CHEE§E.
F FF LIHXES superior Pine Apple Cheese,
■ FP J ust received and for sale by
GAUDRY & LEGRIEL.
may 11 111
YVHITE HAVANA (SUGAR.
*k BOXES White Havana Sugar, of first
■ At quality, landing from brig Alexandria,
and for sale by
may 12 FRED’K A. TUPPER.
“PRIME SUGAR.
(k BARRELS prime Sugar, for sale by
A P G. S1IICK & O. COHEN,
may 1 103
CRACKERS, BUTTER, AC.
BBLS. Butter Crackers, 10 kegs Butter
16 bbk Burlington Hams
Received by the late arrivals, and for sale by
april29 CLAGHORN &, WOOD.
HOYVARD-BTREET FLOUR &
MALAGA WINE.
F FFFF BARRELS the former, 25quarter
m FPXP casks tlio latter,
Landing from sehr Palestine, from Baltimore.
For sale by P. G. SH1CK &O. COHEN,
may 2 104
potatoes!
4 FEW hampers superior English Potatoes.
Just received and forsale bv
CLAGHORN A WOOD.
april 27 99
WARD’S VEGETABL HAIR
OIL.
I N all ages of the world, a beatiful head 0?
hair has been considered the greatest orna
ment ever bestowed by nature upon the humaik
frame and indispensably necessary to the perfec
tion of personal beauty. It is a very general
complaint of young persons, that their hair »
fulling oft' and becoming dry and unhealthy;
this may be owing to the application of impro
per and injurious oils, or to the entire neglect ok
the hair. Without proper attention, diseases o£
the hair will arise, which are often found to oc
casion thinness, fulling off, and freqently total
baldness. For these evils and the necessaiy in
convenience attending them. Ward’s Vegeta
ble Hair Oil will be found in oil cases a sure rem
edy. Beforemft'criug this Oil to the public it ha A
been tried ill hundreds of case* oHialdnoss, dim
ness and falling off of the hair, mid in every in
stance its salutary effects have’been realized to
admiration. It has never failed to produce *q
new and beautiful growth of hair on heads al
ready bald, and to check that falling oft' winch ft*
often occurs. In cases where it becomes diy
and ceases to grow, this Oil will very soon ren
der it healthy, und produce a rapid und beauti
ful growth without die least injury to the most
delicate head; nor does any fulling off follow af
ter using it. That loss of hair which so often
takes place after sickness may be easily prevent*
ed by using this celebsated Oil. hi short, no
oil has even been oft'ered to tha public that gives
such universal satisfaction and stands the test ofk
experince like Ward’s Vegetable HairOiL
Received arid for sale by
april 11 A. DENSLOW & CO.
CANAL FLOUR. ,
J UST received, 100barrels Canal 1 lour
For sale by CLAGHORN A WOOD.
^ ajjril 27 $
FOB RAFFLE.
A T the Confectionary of Mr. Nayel, as sOOa
as die chances are taken, a splendid CHINA
DINNER S HTT, consisting of one hundred ami
twenty pieces, with four FLOWER VASE'S. A
list for subscribers will be fouud at the above me ra
tioned place.
may 14 114m .
WANTED.
A SECOND hand Carriage; for which crftff
will be given. Apply at this oflitfej
may 1A
